On the fourth of July, 1980, about fifteen trans women went to one of the most upscale public swimming pools in Milan, took off their tops, and started lounging around. It was a Friday, and the height of the summer vacation, so there were plenty of families with young children around. 1/

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The protest, along with similar ones, had the intended effect: the Italian gender recognition law was passed less than two years later, on the fourteenth of April 1982, and is still in effect to this day. Here are two articles about the protest. Happy Tits Out for Freedom day, folks :) 8/8 (end)

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Journalist interviewed them both at the pool and outside the precinct. One of the women is quoted as saying: "I'm a woman. I look like a woman, I live as a woman. My ID has a male name on it. If I get stopped by the police on the street, I get fined for 'crossdressing'. 5/

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@REDACTED don’t block me please even if you don’t respond please don’t block me I won’t keep bothering you I’m sorry

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