This Friday is the International Transgender Day of Remembrance. Come to the Clock Tower at 5:00pm to participate in the candlelight vigil and group discussion.
For more information about TDOR, go to http://www.transgenderdor.org/?p=62.
While October 11th is technically National Coming Out Day, we are celebrating at WashU on Monday, October 12th.
The LGBT community at WashU will have a table in the DUC all day– Safe Zones, Pride Alliance, etc. will be represented.
Come visit us!!
Hundreds of thousands of LGBT rights supporters marched on Washington this weekend demanding equal rights and protection under the law. To read about the exciting event, check out articles online, including this one.
At the first GBM, we had an interesting discussion about the international media blitz this summer surrounding Caster Semenya – the South African runner who was “sex tested” after winning gold for the 800m at the track and field world championships. To learn more about this topic and see the wide variety of media coverage, check out the following links:
Typical US newspaper coverage
Opposing viewpoints: Kai Wright (The Root) and Margaret Wente (The Globe and Mail)
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