@Athena Recognition and support (including legal and employment) for names and pronouns that vary by the day or hour.

Paid transition leave, like parental leave

Mandatory ungendered restrooms

Massive research funding into all the different HRT variants that trans people are trying

Remedial medical training for endocrinologists

@Athena you ticked pretty much all my boxes, so I would probably start listing non-trans-specific things like UBI, free college, universal healthcare, etc.

I do have one, though: a single form that you fill out with your name and gender, and it propagates through federal and state agencies to change that information wherever it's incorrect, including your birth cert, social security, license, and passport. You can present this form at any private entity that stores your name and gender and they must honor it, quickly and completely, the first time. All for free and with only modest limitations, such as "you can't change your name and gender more than once a day."

I was going to include "starting when you're 18," but you said "should be reality," so I think we can do better. I think this should be possible independently at 14 (or earlier) without question, but whatever the barrier to entry is, a person should be able to at least petition for it without parental support. Those that need to petition for it should have free legal support in that process.

@Athena

i love these! here's my trans utopia requests

abolition of gendered toilets (and visible urinals tbqh, make everything stalls)
more funding and research for the white whale surgeries such as womb transplants (or stem cell home grown wombs or whatever)
universal common law name/gender changes (just start using the new name/gender, no legal process required)

the hormone that lets me breathe fire

@Athena

My idea from way outside the Overton Window is more of a general human rights issue but would help the trans community as much as everyone else.

A maximum wage tethered to the minimum wage. Say, 10x. That means a maximum wage of $72.50/hr or about $150k/yr in America. Anything above that is taxed at a 100% marginal rate. Tax earned and unearned income the same.

I'm totally cool with your ideas, also. Health care should be free, and "conversion therapy" torturers should serve a looong stint in prison.

How 'bout we expropriate the fortunes of the Forbes 400? Call it a jubilee and redistribute it to every American. It'd be $15k per citizen. $60k for a family of four.

How about requiring all employers to pay employees at the same rate regardless of immigration status? Make it illegal to underpay migrants, and enforce that shit hardcore. You won't have to put many Brads and Debbies into Riker's for underpaying their Honduran maid for the rich people to get the message.

How about we annul literally /every/ corporate charter and require them to reapply with an explanation why a corporation is best suited to their particular task rather than a public or private entity? The East Indies companies wouldn't have had a problem. Corporations aren't fucking people; there's no moral harm in killing one.

I like thinking outside the Overton Window.

@Athena 1 years paid sabbatical from work to get your shit together during transition.

Actually trained therapists, free to access, to help people work through internalised transphobia/brainworms (instead of that being the communities job)

@Athena These are probably too tame but still better than what's in the country I'm in:

No legal names, no gender in any state documents/records.
Hate crime persecution regardless of the victim belonging to the group the hate is against. (The state shouldn't need to know if someone is trans to protect them from transphobes.)

And maybe more unhinged ones:

No legal agreements with transphobic groups like the USA or the Vatican.
Arrest their leaders when they appear here.

@Athena puberty blockers should be available and free to anyone who wants them, obviously. But I think that was a compromise from trans people, and it's clearly too far for cis people.

We should start demanding that under 18s can access actual HRT if they want (for free and informed consent). What age can girls get birth control without parental consent? Then the trans girls should be allowed to get estrogen & anti androgens.

@Athena "remove gender from birth certificates" would take years to percolate, but would help.

(I mean apparently Irish birth certificates didn't have that baby's surname until 1997. )

Tell the Cis to stop thinking that gender is set in stone.