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Clare McNab, of the trans activist group Press For Change, on forthcoming legislation in England that will change the way that transsexuals are regarded in that country

Terry Tafoya, American Indian researcher and faculty member at the Kinsey Insititute, on the Institute, his work there and a new study on the health and wholeness of native two spirit communities

" When you're told by a medical person or researcher 'This is what you are', that smacks of colonialism. But if you are from a community and you say,'This is what I want you to call me,' that's what empowerment is all about. "
- Dr. Terry Tafoya

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00:00 Introduction and commentary, including:
• Student papers
• Sexist video games
10:22 Question of the Week
" I'm a college student at San Jose City in San Jose, Ca. I'm writing a research paper on Transsexual, Transgender, and Drag Queen. Can you please help me define each of these terms? "
(from: Joseph)
17:54 Hal Fuller's Twisted Nasty News
30:12 In a major victory for UK trans activists, the British government has proposed legislation "ensuring that transsexual people are given the rights they are entitled to." Clare McNab, vice president of the trans activist group Press For Change, tells us what we can expect from this welcome new development that promises to change the way that transsexuals are regarded in the UK -- and beyond.

For More Information:
Press For Change website at www.pfc.org.uk
Article about the proposed legislation
47:41 Special Message
48:16 Boston area (and national) announcements
52:00 Meet Dr. Terry Tafoya, American Indian researcher on the faculty of the Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender, and Reproduction. He talks with us about the Kinsey, his work there, and a new grant he's received to look at two spirit Native population wholeness and health.
For more information:
Dr. Terry Tafoya's website: www.tamanawit.com
• Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender, and Reproduction: http://www.indiana.edu/~kinsey/
• SIECUS (Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States): www.siecus.org
87:15 End
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