GenderTalk

• Shopper trampled at Wal-Mart
• World AIDS day
• The young women of the new reality shows

"I been a cross-dresser since I was 8 and I am now 47. I been divorced once because of my dressing and now married to supportive wife. I have always rejected my CD'ing until the internet came along. At first the internet world was a world with so many people with stories like mine. The internet was informative and supportive world. Now the transgender world on the internet seems to be more sexual then supportive. I have to admit I at times have done my fair share of being part of that sexual world. My question is do you think the internet is a help to make people aware of who we are or is making transgender a word that represents sexual deviation."
(from: Diane)

• Ed Wood
• Beating due to police homophobia?
• Thai trans kick-boxer movie released in Bangkok
• Anniversary of Harvey Milk assassination
• DOMA constitutional amendment introduced in Senate
• Cambridge city council defers same-sex marriage license issuance
• British turkeys get relaxation sounds
• England to grant same-sex couple rights
• Macy's parade features drag Ms. Santa
• Soda flavored turkey
• SF police seek hit-and-run Segway operator

In 1997 Kate Moses co-founded Salon.com's popular daily website "Mothers Who Think," which in turn inspired the nationally bestselling, American Book Award-winning anthology "Mothers Who Think: Tales of Real-Life Parenthood" (Villard 1999, Washington Square Press 2000). Kate was an Affiliate Artist at Headlands Center for the Arts from 1995-98 and recipient of an Everett Helm Research Fellowship from the Lilly Library at Indiana University in 2000.

For more information:

• Visit Kate Moses' web site at www.katemoses.com
• Read all of the poetry of Sylvia Plath at: www.plathonline.com/poetry.html
• Read the complete "Ariel" in Plath's original order at: ohmy.dyns.net/projects/Sylvia