10,000 Fully Approved Profiles!

We hit a Milestone on 9/7/06. We hit the 10,000 mark of Registered Members with Fully Approved Profiles!

This number tends to go up and down as New Profiles are added and Existing Profiles are Deleted or when People Disable their Profile temporaril…

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Welcome Jane!

Starting this Month, URNA is pleased to announce a New Feature on the Site… Ask Jane! Jane’s 1st Column just went up and we’re very Excited to have Jane partner with us with her “Ask Jane” Column! Jane’s First Column is Coming Soon.

Jane Vargas, P…

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A Girl Like Me: The Gwen Araujo Story – Review

Gwen Lee and I made a point of recording “A Girl Like Me” on the DVR Friday, and we finally had a chance to sit down and watch it. The movie chronicles the short life and brutal murder of a young transgender girl, Gwen Araujo.

The story is told in two parts. First, the struggle of Gwen and her family to first understand, and then ultimately accept and embrace who she was. The second story line that progresses parallel to the first, is the trial of her murders. The two stories counter point each other beautifully.

This is a very moving story, and one that I think everyone should see. It doesn’t paint a picture of right and wrong, or a picture of black and white, but of real people coping with real issues. Of the joys and heartbreak that often accompany us.

When the movie was over, Gwen, my fourteen year old son Nate and I were all in tears. It’s one of the most moving stories I’ve seen in a long time. I highly recommend this movie for anyone, but especially for the friends and families of transgendered people.

Be sure to check out the site at Lifetime TV.

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Boston Pride Parade

This weekend is Boston’s Pride Parade. It starts at Noon on Saturday, June 10th. Vicky and I have friends coming up from Miami and Puerto Rico so it should be a really crazy weekend.

The Parade begins in Copley Square and goes through the South …

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