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Kate Rayner ( Studio technical director at The Coalition) comes out as transgender
- Thread starter Theorry
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As a fellow TD (former in my case as I went back to university), I feel jealous cos she's probably better at her job than I used to ^^
When I came out I just went to work in a dress and nothing else happened haha, which is nice in my own way
Congrats to her, visibility of us trans people is always warm to see
When I came out I just went to work in a dress and nothing else happened haha, which is nice in my own way
Congrats to her, visibility of us trans people is always warm to see
Very good. It's important that leaders show support with their words and behaviour.
Happy for her as well, it's great to see Xbox is showing support, Phil continues to be a great leader that I personally admire}
I hope someday in the future this kind of news becomes the norm in the world
I hope someday in the future this kind of news becomes the norm in the world
Lol. Yeah she seems to be super talented at her role considering the technical chops of The Coalition.
Good for her that she feels confident enough to reveal she is transgender to the world.
Good for her. Seems like everyday we have more and more people finally finding comfort in themselves and I'm happy to see it.
Good on Phil being quick with that reply too.
Good on Phil being quick with that reply too.
Heh, it's very good that she locked the comments on her post lol
Congrats to her!
Congrats Kate. You are one of the most talented people in our industry, and now one of the bravest. Can't wait to see what wizardry you bring you lead the team to from here on out.
She's so damn talented. The Coalition is one of the best studios out there and she is a major part of that. Happy for her.
I'm glad she locked the comments. YT, twitter, facebook comments etc are mostly garbage anyway.
MS is also doing great in this regard, respect. Hope they lead by example. People need to feel safe and respected. We still have a long way to go but this is the way.
Also happy that Kate really feels supported by MS. And great of Phil to reply too in such a strong way. I can guess a lot of the reactions to his tweet but F em. Keep this going Phil.
I'm glad she locked the comments. YT, twitter, facebook comments etc are mostly garbage anyway.
MS is also doing great in this regard, respect. Hope they lead by example. People need to feel safe and respected. We still have a long way to go but this is the way.
Also happy that Kate really feels supported by MS. And great of Phil to reply too in such a strong way. I can guess a lot of the reactions to his tweet but F em. Keep this going Phil.
It's encouraging to see high profile people feel that they can be themselves in this industry. This is how the world slowly changes into a more accepting place: queer visibility and public examples of acceptance.
Lots of positive replies actually. Some bad ones, but I don't think they're outweighting the positive ones.
I'm really happy for her, and really glad she's doing this. Must take nerves of steel, so it's really important for companies to have their employee's backs like this.
I'm very happy for her on a personal level and wish more people (including myself) could have the courage, support, and acceptance necessary to live their true lives.
That said, this being framed as some sort of PR announcement, emphasising a corporation's inclusive attitude, complete with her boss chiming in, skeeves me out completely. But I guess that's where we're at with identity and brands these days so eh.
That said, this being framed as some sort of PR announcement, emphasising a corporation's inclusive attitude, complete with her boss chiming in, skeeves me out completely. But I guess that's where we're at with identity and brands these days so eh.
I'm happy for her, and everyone else who feels safe to do so. Still a lot to work to do in the industry, but I have hope it's always improving and I'm glad to see threads and responses like these celebrating it, and in some cases helping others as I have seen on the better side of Twitter.
I... I don't see a problem... If a corporation is inclusive and the boss supportive, what the hell is the problem?
