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Janice Irvine, author of Disorders of Desire: Sexuality and Gender in Modern American Sexology, on problems with the practice of sexology

Esther Morris Leidolf, intersex activist, educator and author, on some of the leading issues relating to intersexuality today

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00:00 Introduction
  • TransFM's work to benefit Katrina survivors
  • Katrian trans refugee arrested for using shower
  • Change at Boston's Fenway Community Health Center
  • Movie: Veronica Guerin
19:30 Gender News
  • John Roberts' ethical transgression
  • Verdicts sealed for 2 of 3 tried in Araujo murder
  • Miami Beach moves towards requiring same-sex benefits
  • NY: Man admits to strangling crossdressed doctor
  • CA: State legislature passes same-sex marriage, but governor to veto
  • Top woman at FDA resigns over emergency contraception approval delay
  • EMT experience in New Orleans
35:50 Question of the Week

"Last week you were talking about T people being forced to have surgery. I am a pre-op M/F living in South Carolina. The SC Dept. of Health and Enviromental Control (DEHEC), which controls birth certificates, requires that I have had surgery before they will allow gender change/verification on ID. The SC DOT is the same way about driver's liscense's now. This is making my life very difficult. What do you think is my best coarse of action to remedy this situation!"
(From: Brianna)

44:10 The recently released movie "Kinsey" turns the spotlight once again on the American experience of sexology, a field which, thanks to Kinsey and Masters & Johnson, has profuondly influenced our relationship with our most personal thoughts and behaviors. Janice Irvine, professor of sociology and author of the newly revised Disorders of Desire: Sexuality and Gender in Modern American Sexology, skewers the practice of sexology, predicting its ultimate extinction.
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86:54 Despite advances, interesexuality remains an issue unfamiliar to most people, including (most disturbingly) doctors. Activist, educator and author Esther Morris Leidolf talks with us about the state of intersex advocacy and education efforts today. She also talks about recent publications, dialogue between trans and intersex folks, and more.
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