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DesiCritics.org – Sakshi Juneja
Sometimes mere conversations can lead to such profound insights that the after effect continues to linger on, even after a couple of days. And one such talk I had with a dear friend, The IdeaSmithy, a couple of days b…
TheStar.co.uk – By Amy Burns
Juggling Tv appearances, radio interviews and glamorous spreads in glossy magazines – it sounds like the lifestyle of the rich and famous.
But it’s all in a day’s work for Sheffield factory worker Dean Dudley and his …
SURInEnglish.com – Gema Martínez
Immigrant prostitutes and transsexuals who work in the Guadalhorce industrial estate tell the stories of their daily working lives
“THE street is a jungle for those of us who work on it. When I go out dressed as …
WashBlade.com – Zack Rosen
Cris Beam’s ‘Transparent’ led to a closer connection with trans cause
Lesbian author Cris Beam had to step out of several comfort zones while writing last year’s “Transparent: Love, Family and Living the T with Transgen…
SLWeekly.com – By Eric S. Peterson
When Ariana Losco felt her supervisor grab her wrist and push her back into her chair sneering, “You’re not going anywhere,” it churned up dark memories. Memories of when Ariana was David—his memories like a stran…
NPR.org – By Christian Bordal
Day to Day, January 22, 2008 – There have been many wild and wooly characters in the history of rock and pop music, but none wilder or woollier than a transsexual artist named Baby Dee. Her unusual life and career have…
LATimes.com – Al Martinez
There is a place between reality and make-believe where strangers dwell. They are unable to fully integrate into a world of clear definitions but equally unwilling to pretend that they are something they are not. It’s in th…
NZHerald.co.nz – Simon Collins
On September 9, 2005, Christchurch Police Constable Stephen Lurajud became Constable Sarah Lurajud. The date is etched in her mind.
For 45 years she had lived as a male. For 20 of those years she was married.
But…
Progressive.org – By Jacqueline White
Try for a moment to imagine an America where equal opportunity really does mean everyone – even people who are transgender. That was the legislative vision the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA) was suppos…
CityOnAHillPress.com – By Natalie Orozco
Lee Morento, 28, sits at his desk, checking his PalmPilot to see who is scheduled for his next appointment. As he spins side-to-side in his rotating desk chair, Morento answers e-mails and phone calls from bu…