Jamie Reed is one of the more obvious grifters in the anti-trans movement[1]. She revealed herself for the first time in Bari Weiss's "The Free Press" publication, claiming she had gone into working at a gender clinic to try to help trans kids. But then, people started finding evidence that she was anti-trans years earlier, so she started her whole career lying. And as a liar, she's the perfect recruit for the anti-trans movement.
In her article, she leaked enough details of her patient's lives that some of them actually recognized their stories, and they started correcting her about it online.[2][3] She also failed to recognize like the most common joke in the entire trans community and believed it was serious and reported on it as a serious concern.
Now she is the executive director of a completely obvious fake organization that posts mostly stories about anti-trans people supposedly showing courage. Almost none of them are unique, and one of them is Jamie Reed herself, which someone with self respect might hesitate to do. I'd love to know who funds them though, and which hundred shell companies they route the money through.
When asked Jamie if she's at all worried about the fact that her organization's chair, Julie Mason, is associated with an SPLC-designated anti-LGBTQ+ hate group. She said no, and that she doesn't think the SPLC is credible.
In September of 2024, Jamie's spouse, Roxxanne "Tiger" Reed, came out as a detrans woman after identifying as a trans man for 13 years.[4] We wish her luck, but find her autobiography a little hard to believe at face value. Tiger doesn't list any pronouns, because, you know, but I'd love to know what pronouns people use for her. Or him. Or them. Or who really knows. He sure won't tell us. I had thought it was undignified to be married to Jamie Reed as a trans man, but she really did find a way to debase herself even more.
Jamie is the bravest person I know. I am not as brave. Though I didn’t try to stop Jamie, I had grave doubts about her blowing the whistle. I wondered why she couldn’t just quietly quit her job in protest and move on. I was scared for my safety, Jamie’s, and our children’s—I still am. All this created a huge rift in our marriage that we are still working to heal.
Tiger. My dude. Blink twice if you need help. There are better things out there than this, I promise. Is it the money?