Rowan Jetté Knox is a bestselling author, human rights advocate, speaker and journalist. His newest book, One Sunny Afternoon: A Memoir of Trauma and Healing, is out now. Rowan lives in Toronto with his partners and a very busy coffee maker.
It’s never too late to change your life.
My fat body is fit and healthy. It has low-normal blood pressure, happy joints and an athletic heart rate. I'm lucky to have it, and I wish I could have realized that years ago.
An excerpt from Rowan Jetté Knox’s new memoir, 'Love Lies Here.'
Fatphobia is deeply ingrained in our culture. To end it, stop offering unsolicited comments on other people's weight—including celebrities like Adele.
Adopting an older child is often seen as an altruistic act, but the giving goes both ways.
Tired and busy is one thing. Being unable to get out of bed is another.
Two weddings and two gender transitions make for one happy family.
This election, I realized on a very personal level that privilege is all but invisible to those who have it.
The world is not as binary and unchangeable as was once believed. It’s time we listened and supported people who are transgender.
