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Gender
Bad Hijras vs Good Trans and the Delusional Trans Utopia
Creating hierarchies of minorities within minorities is not helpful. We have to fight that fight together, not play the game of competing marginalities and disavowals of who we are historically and psychically based on fantasies of our own radicalism and supposed freedom to be who we are.
License to Help – Adapting Behaviors to Cater Diverse Sexual Populations in Healthcare
Merely making announcements in classrooms about helping people in healthcare without discrimination based on gender wouldn’t be the best solution to develop novice health care providers.
Trans Woman Fights for Right to Change Name
The change of one’s name only becomes official after being published in the Gazette of India. For transgenders, there is another additional complication of producing the SRS (Sexual Reassignment Certificate). The lack of a gender-corresponding ID card complicated things further.
Understanding Gender Dysphoria- Why Trans People Opt for Surgery
Gender dysphoria is real! It can be related to anything; it can be when someone calls you with your assigned name or treat you as a girl, while going through security checks in the women’s queue.
Session on Gender and Sexual Identity held in Allahabad
RAQS (Resistive Alliance for Queer Solidarity) organized its first event on 24 March, 2017 in Svaraj Vidyapeeth, Allahabad on ‘Alternative Gender and Sexual Identity’
My Femininity Doesn’t Make Me Less of a Human
Even when I followed the patriarchal norms, my identity was questioned every single day, my soul cried every single day, my childhood was not fun, it was a struggle to find my real self
Judge Me If You Can!
'Who am I to judge you!’ is a fairly common line used by the supporters of LGBTQIA+ rights. There is something inherently wrong in these utterances.
Gaylaxy Conducts Workshop on Gender, Sexuality and Power in Presidency University, Kolkata
Gaylaxy Magazine organized a workshop on Gender, Sexuality and Power in Presidency University, Kolkata on the 15th of December
Why I Wore Phanek, A Symbol of Meitei Women’s ‘Purity/Impurity’, To The Delhi Queer Pride
In the case of Meitei society, wearing phanek has come to acquire gender, moral and cultural values. So wearing phanek is my own battle to challenge patriarchal norms, values and heterosexuality.
Curated Art Show to Promote More Inclusive Spaces for LGBTQ+ Teens
‘Others & I’, a multimedia group art show, explores the multiple layers of gender, sexuality, class, spaces and media in the Indian context.