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Tag Archives: politics
The science of sellouts: Why are LGBT conservatives like that?
There’s a certain combination of personal and political identity that proves perpetually puzzling: queer and trans people who support conservative parties which broadly oppose and work against the rights and equality of queer and trans people. What motivates someone whose … Continue reading
Rejecting Your Own Progress? Why People Fight Their Own Cause
by Penny Robo Throughout our history, it seems that any social changes have been met with resistance. And I do mean any change. Really, who hasn’t personally experienced being told that spending time on your phone is a symptom of … Continue reading
Posted in Psychology and psychiatry, Transphobia and prejudice
Tagged politics, transphobia
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August 2017 State of the Gender Address: A politics post
By Heather McNamara Since life in the United States under this new reality show star regime has transformed our already pitifully short 48-hour news cycle into more of a 48-minute news cycle, I thought I would start a monthly roundup … Continue reading
Posted in News, Politics and law, Transphobia and prejudice
Tagged feminism, law, media, politics, transphobia
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Truth trumps treachery: What Jamie Kirchick gets wrong about Chelsea Manning
Disclosure: I testified for the defense at Chelsea Manning’s court-martial and served as her representative at SF Pride 2014. In an August 29 New York Times op-ed on Wikileaks source Chelsea Manning, Jamie Kirchick writes: Celebrating Chelsea Manning just a … Continue reading
Posted in Health care, Military, Personal, Politics and law, Replies, Transphobia and prejudice
Tagged homophobia, law, personal, politics, transphobia
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“Degrading military readiness”: Trans servicemembers speak out on Trump’s ban
President Trump’s July 26 tweets stating his intention to exclude all transgender people from the U.S. armed forces, citing “tremendous medical costs and disruption”, were met with surprise and alarm from many quarters. Most immediately, in the nine minutes between … Continue reading
Posted in Health care, Military, Politics and law, Transphobia and prejudice
Tagged law, politics, transition, transphobia
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