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Subject Anti-trans extremists borrow tactics from anti-abortion extremists
Date March 31, 2022 10:01 PM
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A participant at the Reclaim Pride Coalition’s third annual Queer Liberation March on June 26, 2021. (Erik McGregor / LightRocket via Getty Images)
BY JUDE ELLISON S. DOYLE | If the current anti-trans tactics sound familiar, that’s because they’re borrowed from anti-abortion campaigns.
“An individual provider who has a wolf at the door? It has led some people to say ‘I’m just not doing this work anymore,’” said transgender rights advocate Erin Reed. “We are losing providers, good providers.”
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Centering Trans Voices Is Essential in News Coverage, New HRC Report Finds [[link removed]]
BY RAMONA FLORES | A new report from the the Human Rights Campaign gives new insight on how media coverage and broader “visibility” can both affect society’s perception of the transgender community as well as transgender individuals.
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South Korean Election Could Be a Turning Point for Women’s Rights [[link removed]]
BY LESLIE ABSHER | Earlier this month, Korea’s presidential election brought the conservative candidate Yoon Suk-yeol and his decidedly anti-feminist party into power. But the groundswell of activism and resistance won’t go away. In fact, some think it will only grow stronger.
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