Contents:
- NO, TRANS IS NOT ‘THE NEW GAY’
- “TRANS? WHY NOT GAY?”: ADDRSG SOME MISUNRSTANDGS
- LBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, TRANSGENR – WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?
- ARE ALL TRANSGENR PEOPLE GAY?
NO, TRANS IS NOT ‘THE NEW GAY’
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“TRANS? WHY NOT GAY?”: ADDRSG SOME MISUNRSTANDGS
’ And no-one wants to repeat the errors of the past, when parliaments, schools, relig ngregatns and medil tablishments llectively failed to extend basic human digni to homosexuals.
LBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, TRANSGENR – WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?
But assumg that ‘beg trans is like beg gay’ is a simplistic viewpot. There have always been gay people. Gay people exist all across the world.
ARE ALL TRANSGENR PEOPLE GAY?
Homosexualy is seen across the animal kgdom. 4: Beg gay is empirilly verifiable.
Beg gay never requir medilisatn. Beg gay do not typilly have orbidi. Beg gay is not socially fluenced.