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TransNation: Radical Radio Tranny
By Jacob Anderson-Minshall
'I don’t support same sex marriage in Massachusetts,' announces trans activist, radio host and Massachusetts resident, Ethan St. Pierre. Willing to voice his true feelings—be they on air, in his numerous blogs or in interviews—St. Pierre peppers his speech with verbal bombshells: 'I like animals more than I like people,' 'I’m not a real hate crimes advocate.' At first blush, they make St. Pierre sound far more conservative than you’d expect from a self-described, radical guy.
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Pregnant Man Thomas Beattie Gives Birth
By Maggie Taylor
The transgender man who made worldwide headlines dubbed as 'The Pregnant Man,' Thomas Beattie just became a father to the baby girl he carried. Beattie, a female to male trans man, formerly named Tracy Lagondino, told The Advocate this March that he became pregnant and carried the child since his wife Nancy, who’d had a hysterectomy, could no longer have children.
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Clinton Wins Big in Kentucky, Obama Looks for Victory in Oregon
By Ann Turner
New York Senator Hillary Clinton has taken victory in the Kentucky Democratic primary on Tuesday as expected, with Illinois Senator Barack Obama on track to win in the Oregon primary results. According to Kentucky exit polls and early voting results, Clinton took the state by a wide spread, while polls from Oregon give Obama a comfortable margin of victory.
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Oregon Business Leaders Honored for Commitment to Gay Rights
Governor Kulongoski and Speaker Merkley present awards at Annual Basic Rights luncheon
By UK Gay News
Oregon Governor Ted Kulongoski and House Speaker Jeff Merkley presented awards at the Basic Rights Education Fund’s 15th Annual Oregonians Against Discrimination Business Leaders Luncheon held on Thursday. The awards recognized those who played a critical role in the 2007 passage of two key laws that gave basic rights to gay men and women.
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Bloggers Weigh in on Transgendered Pregnant Man
By Ross von Metzke and Ann Turner
Thomas Beatie, a transgendered man from Portland, Oregon who revealed he is pregnant in the latest issue of The Advocate, is five months along according to various reports. Now the story is prompting mass discussion among bloggers, from a mom site wondering how 'this dude's handling the joys of pregnancy' to a gay gossip site saying he 'makes a pretty hot pregnant dude.'
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Oregon Transgendered Man Pregnant
By Ann Turner
Thomas Beatie, a transgendered man from Portland, Oregon, has revealed he is pregnant in the latest issue of The Advocate. Beatie, who transitioned from female to male, said he has faced intense discrimination from doctors and healthcare providers over the pregnancy. Beatie and his wife are expecting a baby girl in July.
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Trans Columnist Celebrates 100th Anniversary
By Chrys Hudson
When author Jacob Anderson-Minshall wrote his first TransNation column for the San Francisco Bay Times he had no idea how popular it would become. Now, as he releases his 100th column, the weekly, syndicated article appears in LGBT publications from San Francisco to New York.
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Rene Portland's Legacy of Hate
After decades of blatant discrimination against lesbians, the Penn State basketball coach retires
By Dylan Vox
'Ding Dong The Bitch is Gone' was probably one of the nicer sentiments that was being hailed on the Penn State campus when the women's basketball coach Rene Portland finally announced her resignation. Her mistakes shouldn't make people mad, it should just remind us all that even a great leader is just a person and in this case that person is just pathetic.
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Washington: New Legislation Says, "No Children, No Marriage"
By Anthony Cuesta
Same-sex marriage advocates are pushing a ballot measure that would limit marriage only to couples who prove they can bear children within three years.
Proponents say the proposal was aimed at 'social conservatives who have long screamed that marriage exists for the sole purpose of procreation.'
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