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In the second part of this episode of the Breakfast with Tiffany Show podcast, host Tiffany Rossdale engages in a meaningful conversation with Rachel Reese, a prominent advocate for trans rights in the UK.

Tiffany and Rachel discuss the concept of "rainbow washing" by corporations during Pride Month, emphasizing the need for authenticity and real support for the LGBTQ+ community. Rachel provides a historical perspective on trans rights in the UK, noting significant changes and challenges over the years. She also shares her perspective on the evolution of trans rights in the UK, highlighting increased visibility and activism, especially among Generation Z, and the vital role of allies.

The discussion also covers LGBTQ+ acceptance and differences between LGBTQ rights in the UK, the US, and Japan, with reflections on Pride events. Rachel shares her personal journey of coming out and transitioning, offering advice for allies on supporting the trans community through education, visibility, and mental health awareness.

Rachel also opens up about her relationship with her wife, Emma, shedding light on the dynamics of love and partnership within the LGBTQ+ community. They also discuss the unique challenges and joys they face as a trans couple.

Tune in to hear Rachel's inspiring story, her advocacy work, and insights on fostering a more inclusive and supportive world for all.

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