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Polari Magazine’s News Stories of 2013

31 Dec 2013 / Comments Off / in Features/by

2013 News Stories.

From the pardon of Alan Turing to the death of Margaret Thatcher in the UK, to Trans* Rights and Employment Non-Discrimination in the US, this is a list of Polari Magazine’s Top News Stories from 2013.

Freedom to Piss • The Fight Against Arizona’s SB 1045 • Part Two

09 Apr 2013 / Comments Off / in Features/by

A Question of Equal Rights.

Walter Beck looks at the Arizona bill that would make it illegal to use a toilet not assigned to the same sex that is on your birth certificate. Part 2 of 2.

“I hope the amendment goes down in flames and our brothers and sisters in Arizona will not only be free to pee without harassment, but will be able to be full-class citizens in their own state.”

Freedom to Piss • The Fight Against Arizona’s SB 1045 • Part One

08 Apr 2013 / Comments Off / in Features/by

A Question of Equal Rights.

Walter Beck looks at the Arizona bill that would make it illegal to use a toilet not designated for the same sex that is on your birth certificate. Part 1 of 2.

“The potential damage is even deeper than the question of being able to use a public facility without harassment. If passed, the amendment would make null and void any ordinance passed that includes protections for the Trans community. “