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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Navigating TSA policies for transgender people and survivors
The Transportation Security Administration‘s newly implemented body scanners and pat-downs have left many people weary of holiday traveling, especially transgender people and survivors of sexual assault. The advanced imaging technology scanners — used to detect prohibited items including weapons, explosives … Continue reading
Posted in America, Legislation and Legal Issues, LGBTQ, National Center for Transgender Equality, Print, Resources, Sexual Assualt, Transgender
Tagged Body scanner, Full body scanner, National Center for Transgender Equality, pat-down, Sexual assault, Transportation Security Administration, tsa, united states
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Columbus city employees to receive domestic partner benefits
Columbus, Ohio, City Council voted Monday night to extend health care benefits to unmarried domestic partners of city employees. This legislation provides health coverage for “an adult with whom the covered employee shares a permanent residence” and who can prove … Continue reading
Posted in Columbus, Domestic Partnerships, Family, Health, Health Care, Legislation and Legal Issues, Media, Politics, Print
Tagged bisexual, Columbus, domestic partner benefits, Gay, Lesbian, Ohio, transgender
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GenderF*ck drag show aims to entertain, educate
GenderBloc, a radical queer organization at the University of Cincinnati focusing on transgender and genderqueer activism, performs in its GenderF*ck drag show thrice yearly to raise money for transgender support and activist organizations. The GenderF*ck also serves as a creative … Continue reading
Posted in Cincinnati, Drag, Drag King, Drag Queen, Gender, GenderBloc, GenderF*ck, Genderqueer, Transgender, University of Cincinnati
Tagged drag, Drag King, Drag Queen, Facebook, GenderBloc, GLBT, LGBT, transgender, University of Cincinnati, youtube
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Bowling Green: Voters approve non-discrimination ordinances
Bowling Green, Ohio, voters approved two LGBT non-discrimination ordinances, as final election results were announced Monday. Ordinance 7905 — which prohibits discrimination on the basis of gender identity and expression when leasing property and in other housing-related situations — was … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Bowling Green, Elections, Legislation and Legal Issues, Non-Discrimination Policies, Ohio, ONE Bowling Green, Politics, Transgender
Tagged bisexual, Bowling Green Ohio, City council, discrimination, election, Gay, gender identity, GLBT, Law, Lesbian, LGBT, non-discrimination, one bowling green, Politics, sexual orientation, transgender
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GenderBloc honors Transgender Day of Remembrance at UC
Members of GenderBloc, a queer student group at the University of Cincinnati the focuses on transgender and genderqueer activism, placed flags on McMicken Commons to represent transgender victims of hate crimes. Transgender Day of Remembrance is a day to honor … Continue reading
