400 years ago the first Phantom swore an oath to fight "piracy, cruelty and injustice in all its forms." Unfortunately, one of the most prevalent forms of injustice in the world today is discrimination. Wear It Purple is a movement that works to battle discrimination toward one of the most misunderstood of minorities; the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, intersex and queer community. Given the name of the movement there is no better hero than The Phantom to fight this cause and we think you'll agree it's something he'd fight for. In this article we talk to an artist who has worked on The Phantom and identifies as transgender -- Lindsay Walker . 'Lindsay Walker' may not be a name phans recognize. This is because up until two years ago Lindsay was Mick Collins. Mick, who had worked on Moonstone's The Phantom: Ghost Who Walks and Phantom: Generations series, among other Moonstone projects, identified as transgender and not long after finishing her last project for Moonstone took steps to become her female alter ego, Lindsay. CC: G'day Lindsay and thanks for joining us on Wear It Purple Day . For those who may not know, can you give us a basic description of what 'transgender' means? LW: Hello and thank you very much for inviting me. Transgender generally applies to an individual whose inner gender doesn't conform to the one assigned at birth. Gender is truly identified with what's between a person's ears, not what's between their legs. CC: Phans of