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Gender Dysphoria on Waterloo Road

By Peter Ould Posted on March 1, 2013 Posted in Television, Transgender, UK 7 Comments Tagged with Bbc, Concentrate, Conservative Christians, Conservatives, Experiences, Gender Dysphoria, Gender Identity, Glee, Gut Response, Important Point, Natural Consequence, Psychological Roots, School Drama, Sex And Gender, Sex Changes, Sex Chromosomes, Stereotypes, Transgender Issues, Waterloo Road, Young Woman

This month Waterloo Road, the BBC One “School” drama (though frankly I don’t knowÂ any school like that one) has been exploring the issue of gender dysphoria as the youngest member of the Barry family, Kasey, struggles with her gender identity. …

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40 Years On

By Peter Ould Posted on July 26, 2007 Posted in Gay Identity, PostGay, Sexuality 2 Comments Tagged with 40th Anniversary, Blogger, Clapham Junction, Consenting Adults, Crimes Act, Cup Of Tea, Gay Culture, Gay Life, Healing And Wholeness, Nice Cup Of Tea, Panel Discussion, Remarkable Levels, Self Deception, Sexual Crimes, Simon Fanshawe, Spring Harvest, Stereotypes, Stewards, Studio Debate, Wifey

Channel 4 in the UK has been running a fascinating series of programmes marking the 40th anniversary of the 1967 Sexual Crimes Act which legalised gay sex (sodomy to be specific) for consenting adults over the age of 21. Probably …

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Gender Dysphoria on Waterloo Road

40 Years On