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This June, a Pride celebration organized by Alliances, a multi-generational and multiracial group of incarcerated queer and trans people, was held inside Washington State\u2019s largest prison.<\/p>\n

Yet behind the skits and the celebration of queer joy expressed at the June 3 Pride event inside the Twin Rivers Unit at the Monroe Correctional Complex, the continued punishment of trans women and queer people \u201cfor their own protection\u201d was not far from the minds of the event\u2019s participants. A core group of about 10 people within Alliances made this celebration possible, with the support of other (often overlapping) inside networks, like the Black Prisoners\u2019 Caucus.<\/p>\n

Amid all the parades, poppers, and parties that arrive in June, remembering the origins of queer liberation movements \u2014 open rebellion against police and resistance to other forms of carceral repression \u2014 gets harder and harder. <\/p>\n

Yet as everyday life for queer people in the U.S. \u2014 particularly those who are Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC), or young \u2014 is criminalized, Alliances\u2019 event within the Monroe Correctional Complex offered a potent beacon: We need to be organizing for anti-carceral worlds, and<\/em> have queer dance parties. <\/p>\n

Across the U.S. a patchwork of laws attempts to erase transgender lives and regulate all bodies through the familiar weapon of criminalization. From bathroom access to passports and other identifying documentation, gender is increasingly narrowed. Proposed legislation will restrict other core rights including parenting. Even in \u201cblue\u201d cities and states, hospitals and universities have preemptively curtailed support for gender-affirming care, and supportive medical professionals, parents\/caregivers, and educators now face fines and prison terms and loss of licensure and prosecution. Beyond the potentially lethal impacts on transgender lives, these new forms of the old practice of \u201ceugenics policymaking,\u201d according to an interview with historian Jules Gill-Peterson, aim to police all lives.<\/p>\n

Incarcerated queer folks, particularly those who are BIPOC and transgender, are at the front lines of these attacks. \u201cThis is a pattern that a queer incarcerated person is well familiar with,\u201d an Alliances member told Truthout<\/em>. \u201cThe simple expression of our identity is incomprehensible to a system that necessitates the categorization and regulating of our bodies.\u201d <\/p>\n

And yet the struggle for decarceration and our survival needs queer joy, as Alliances and other networks of systems-impacted queers identify. The indomitable Miss Major, who died in October 2025 after a lifetime of riotous abolitionist organizing, stated in a 2023 interview with the The Guardian<\/em>: \u201cI know the world I would like to live in. It\u2019s in my head, but I try my best to live it now.\u201d<\/p>\n

Behind the Pride<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n

On day one, President Donald Trump signed Executive Order 14168, \u201cDefending Women From Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government,\u201d mandating transphobia across federal agencies. Yet change is often slow in bureaucracies. On June 17, 2026, a federal judge temporarily halted one of the impacts of this executive order and required the Bureau of Prisons to continue to offer hormones, following an earlier ruling any transfer of trans women in the federal system to prisons for men. Incarcerated trans women in the federal system are panicked. \u201cThe battle I\u2019m in right now is for my very existence,\u201d as E.M. outlines in her 2025 Keeley Schenwar Memorial Prize-winning essay. <\/p>\n

In Washington, a state policy passed in 2020 that permits some trans women who apply to serve their sentence at a women\u2019s prison is under pressure from the federal government and anti-trans advocacy networks. In 2024, Amber Kim, a former member of Alliances, was transferred from a women\u2019s prison, Washington Corrections Center for Women, to the Monroe Correctional Complex, because of a \u201c504\u201d infraction, or \u201cconsensual sexual contact.\u201d The Monroe Correctional Complex is officially a men\u2019s prison, but most people in Alliances drop the gender marker as they believe this prison houses the highest number of incarcerated queer and trans people in Washington State. While a 504 infraction is not uncommon at Washington Corrections Center for Women, Kim \u2014 despite her stellar prison record \u2014 was punished more severely than others. She is reportedly the first woman to be moved in Washington from a women\u2019s prison into a men\u2019s prison. <\/p>\n

Myths of sexual harm by trans women are a potent tool in the right\u2019s attempts to regulate gender and to ban trans women from bathrooms, sports, and women\u2019s prisons. Multiple studies, including ones conducted by the federal government, document that guards are key , particularly in prisons for women, and simultaneously, one federal study found that incarcerated transgender people are the prime targets. But any state claims to protect incarcerated people from sexual violence is always less than hollow: The never fully implemented and usually ineffective Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) of 2003 is in the process of being gutted from 2025 federal funding cuts to the National PREA Resource Center.<\/p>\n

In 2026, the right-wing advocacy organization Foundation Against Intolerance and Racism (FAIR), which propels attacks against trans folks in sports, initiated a campaign to collect testimony from incarcerated cisgender women in support of a lawsuit against Washington State for allegedly failing to protect cisgender women. The Department of Justice has also launched an investigation, effectively indefinitely pausing the movement of any trans women into women\u2019s prisons in Washington.<\/p>\n

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The Washington Department of Corrections claims that Amber Kim\u2019s placement in solitary confinement is her choice and for her protection from the general imprisoned population. But if the slim possibility of safety is only through solitary confinement \u2014 a \u2014 this is neither a choice nor protection. Beyond Kim, whose case waits before the Washington Supreme Court, Alliances members report that at least two other trans women affiliated with their group are currently held in solitary confinement \u201cfor their own protection\u201d at the Monroe Correctional Complex. <\/p>\n

Alliances members report that the Twin Rivers Unit is often referred to by incarcerated people as one of the safest places in the Washington prison system. While not a prison for women, the Twin Rivers Unit is designated for people made more vulnerable by the state\u2019s prison system: people with sexual offense charges; people who\u2019ve dropped their gang affiliations; and queer and transgender people. Yet with , not everyone who is eligible, or able to apply, gets to be at Twin Rivers Unit. <\/p>\n

DIY Fighting Futures<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n

Alliances is neither the first nor the only network of queer people inside a prison organizing for joy and resistance. <\/p>\n

Out of necessity, queer organizing has always been anti-carceral. To fight sexual violence at the prison, Ed Mead \u2014 imprisoned at Walla Walla Prison in Washington from 1976-1983 for organizing with the George Jackson Brigade \u2014 started Men Against Sexism, which taught self-defense, smuggled in weapons, and established \u201csafe cells\u201d for incoming queer\/trans prisoners: \u201c,\u201d Mead reports.<\/p>\n

In the 1960s and \u201970s, local gay newsletters in Chicago routinely reported on police\u2019s \u201cstop and ask\u201d anti-queer entrapment tactics, printed descriptions and names of officers involved in raids of queer bars, and published legal and organizing resources, including \u201cYour Rights if Arrested.\u201d In 2012, the youth-led New York City group FIERCE initiated a successful campaign against the police\u2019s routine practice of charging BIPOC youth in possession of condoms with \u201cintent to commit sex work.\u201d And the list of queer networks that envision and build the abolitionist world we need goes on. <\/p>\n

Alliances members\u2019 acts of resistance rarely make the history books. One riotous example shared by members: When a trans woman heard that guards denied the girls bras, she found a sunny spot in the middle of the yard and took her top off. \u201cThe entire yard froze,\u201d an Alliances member told Truthout<\/em>. \u201cWhen guards rushed over and told her to cover up, she pointed out that plenty of men went shirtless, and if DOC [Department of Corrections] didn\u2019t recognize her as a woman, then she didn\u2019t see why she should cover up either. Immediately the lieutenant is called, emails amongst administration are sent, and the clothing room ordered bras for trans women.\u201d <\/p>\n

Building on these DIY legacies, across the planet, from Chicago\u2019s abolitionist Pushing Envelopes to the decarceration project in Melbourne Beyond Bricks and Bars, vibrant queer-led grassroots organizing persists. Often armed with nothing, these networks write and visit other queers inside, support people after release, organize to ensure people are not pushed into jails and prisons, coordinate campaigns for people\u2019s release, follow the , find affirming and free legal supports, and demand and build queer lives that don\u2019t rely on prisons and policing. And always along the way: laugh, sparkle, and fucking dance. <\/p>\n

At this June\u2019s Pride celebration, Alliances members racked up a few joyous wins. Dancing is strictly forbidden, but a member of the prison\u2019s Black Prisoners\u2019 Caucus \u2014 which attends and supports this Pride \u2014 initiated the electric slide line dance with guests and incarcerated folks, creating a mini dance party. Denied wigs, Alliances members used feathers as adornments. Dresses are also banned, but an Indigenous member of Alliances successfully proposed a showcase of Black, Indigenous, Asian, Pacific Islander, and Latine dances so folks could wear their cultural regalia in part expressly to circumvent this rule. <\/p>\n

As an Alliances member reports to Truthout<\/em>: \u201c[Department of Corrections] responds with new regulations each year, but a reactionary system that attempts to understand a qu33r person\u2019s body will always be a step behind.\u201d Take that prison censors.<\/em><\/p>\n

Queer people, inside and outside, continue to find ingenious ways to resist, even when the stakes are life and death. Together, we are fighting for our full queer lives. We will have \u201cbread for all, and roses too,\u201d and we will dance. <\/p>\n

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