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Riki Anne Wilchins, founder and executive director of GenderPAC, on gender profiling and the 2nd National Conference on Gender

Murray Hill, popular NYC drag performer

Freddie Fagula, co-director of a documentary on the radical nature of drag

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00:00 Introduction
14:19 Question of the week
" I am sure you have heard this a million times, I am torn. I go about my day to day life as a heterosexual man but enjoy nothing more then coming home and slipping into something sexy and girly. Any suggestion on where a non-passable crossdresser may go to meet someone? Is the gay/lesbian community the place to start? "
(from: Robin, British Columbia, Canada)
" Question: Can a male loose his virginity by having gay sex? "
(from: Red, Kentucky)
" How hard is it to tell your dad? "
(from: Kris Pontell, Orlando)
22:31 Hal Fuller's Twisted Nasty News
36:20 What is on the agenda of the leading national gender advocacy organization? Find out firsthand from Riki Anne Wilchins, Executive Director of GenderPAC, the Gender Public Advocacy Coalition. Riki, who is author of "Read My Lips, Sexual Subversion and the End of Gender", and founder of the Transexual Menace, talks about gender profiling, the second national conference on gender and more.
For more information:
• Visit the GenderPAC website at www.gpac.org
• Send GenderPAC your description of a gender profiling incident to stopgenderprofiling@gpac.org
65:29 Special Message
66:28 Boston area (and national) announcements
71:05 When you think of drag, do you think of sequins, gowns, wigs, and heels? Think again: drag sometimes means suits, moustaches, and macho. NYC drag king Murray Hill, talks of hir reasons for performing in drag, then Freddie Fagula, co-director of the drag documentary "Third Antenna", talks about the radical nature of drag.
Murray Hill, who calls himself the "hardest working middle-aged man in show business" won the Drag King of the Year 2000 Glammy, and has also received various "Best of NY" awards.
Freddie Fagula and Hellary Homosex, with assitance from Reno Durham, directed "Third Antenna", a documentary about the radical nature of drag. The three are all drag king performers from the Pacific Northwest. Last year, Freddie directed the first Olympia Production of "The Transfused", a rock opera.
For more information:
• Visit the Murray Hill website at www.mrmurrayhill.com
• Visit the (impressive) Third Antenna website at www.thirdantenna.com
89:56 End
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