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Tag Archives: transgender
I disagree with Mistress Matisse on women-only spaces
Transgendered individuals are part of the larger alternative community – by necessity.
Posted in Society, glbtqi, sex Also tagged egon cohen, mistress matisse, sex-positive politics Leave a comment
Why do we need Transgender Day of Remembrance? Well…
We will be lighting candles for 117 people.
In the U.S., when will an open trans person get elected to Congress?
It’s not like we haven’t tried.
Gay marriage in Australia? Whoah, not so fast
But hold the phone. The aforementioned new law, my friends, is a Federal law, and does not apply to State legislation.
Posted in Society, australia, glbtqi, human rights Also tagged gay marriage, mary-beth snow 2 Comments
Is the U.S. finally going to pass federal civil rights laws for transpeople?
The US transgender community has been over the last 50 plus years in the uncomfortable position of fighting a multifront war just to be respected.


What New York can teach us about ENDA: laws aren’t enough