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Betsy Driver, Betsy Driver, intersex axtivist and co-founder of the international peer support organization "Bodies like Ours", on the sometimes uneasy relationship between intersexuality and transgenderism
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Introduction
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Recent conferences attended by Nancy & Gordene
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Military base closings: consolidating for better targets?
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06:51
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Gender News
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Nebraska: Judge strikes down anti-gay marriage constitutional amendment
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Atlanta: Police probe arrests of 2 gay men
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Denver: Pharmacist wins fight to transition
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Crossdressers being left behind?
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Wisconsin: High school senior suspended for wearing prom dress
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Study shows gay men respond differently than hetero men to sexual stimuli
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Colin Powell on HIV/AIDS
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Alabama trans woman still missing
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Second Araujo trial opens
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Washington Blade editor gay-bashed in Amsterdam
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24:28
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Question of the Week
"Hi Nancy. I heard your short rant about how out and visible trans people do the most work for the least acceptance in the community. That really hit home. When I first transitioned, I was completely passable, but I came out to everyone, even some people at bus stops at times. I would work it into conversations. I know I really opened some eyes and put a "face" on trans people. The strange thing is that once I had worked through all my issues and felt completely comfortable about being trans, I no longer felt a drive to come out to people. Now I find myself in an small-town all-female work place and somehow I've worked myself into a closet. Am I doing a disservice to myself or my community by not comming out to my co-workers?"
(From: Susan)
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14:40
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Evelien's Diary:, entry 13: "Pro Choice"
Evelien's website: www.eveliensnel.com
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34:47
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37:46
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Betsy Driver, co-founder and director of "Bodies Like Ours", on intersexuality. We asked her about the difference between transgender and intersex and much more.
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