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Mariette Pathy Allen, photographer and author of The Gender Frontier, a photographic view of the transgender community that won the Lammy Award for best Transgender book for 2004
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Jennifer Baumgardner & Amy Richards, feminist activists and co-authors of Grassroots: A Field Guide for Feminist Activism
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Introduction
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Ravin' Raven: Animal Rights
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09:36
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Gender News
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Animals more legisative protection?
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Oregon House scuttles non-discrimination legislation
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Conservative Christians push anti-gay judge for Supreme Court
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TN: Blogging gay teen's father affirms ex-gay camp choice
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Man claims "gay panic" in murder of his 3-year old son
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Sculptures honor GLBT community in Rochester
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T-ball coach pays child to hurt mentally disabled teammate
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Kenya: All-female village thrives
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Hawaiian governor vetoes GLBT equality bill
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VA: UCC Church vandalized over pro-gay vote
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San Diego: Transwoman dies from illicit silicone injections
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Question of the Week
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Mariette Pathy Allen, longtime photographer and friend of the transgender community, talks about the transgender community as represented in her most recent book, The Gender Frontier. She has been photographing transgender persons since the late 70s, and her first book, Transformations: Crossdressers and Those Who Love Them, was groundbreaking in its depiction of transgender persons in the context of their own families. Her new book presents images of a swath of transgender community over the past 13 years, including photographs from pivotal political actions, whether in the street, or the office of an elected official. Mariette also comments on some of the changes that she has observed.
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Jennifer Baumgardner, a former editor at Ms. Magazine who writes for The Nation, Glamour, and National Public Radio, talks about becoming an activist and how to do activism no matter who or where you are.
Amy Richards, co-founder of the Third Wave Foundation, and member of the Ms. Magazine advisory board, talks about the origin of Third Wave feminism and grassroots activism. She also comments on limitations of "white women's activism" and questions that people ask that she answers in a column titled "Ask Amy" at feminist.com.
Co-founded:
Progressive speakers bureau Soapbox
Co-authored:
Manifesta: Young Women, Feminism and The Future
Grassroots: A Field Guide for Feminist Activism
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