Como parte da programação do Novembro Azul, a Oncoclínicas realiza nesta quarta-feira, dia 11, às 17 horas, live sobre o tema “Vida sexual e o tratamento oncológico”, quando o público poderá esclarecer suas dúvidas com especialistas. A transmissão ao vivo terá a participação do urologista Nilo Jorge Leão, do NOB, e do oncologista Rafael Lessa, […]
Oncoclínicas promove live sobre vida sexual e o tratamento oncológico
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Is ‘cis white male’ a slur? William Shatner thinks so, triggering rage of woke Twitterati who used the term against him
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Aja Raquell Rhone-Spears, Trans Woman, Killed at Vigil
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Sadomasochism Finally Explained – The Duran
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This Actress Had a Forbidden Lesbian Affair in 1844
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Artigo: Bill Clinton’s ex-lover: Hillary is bisexual
Bill Clinton’s ex-lover: Hillary is bisexual
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Is Baby Male or Female? Germans Offer Third Gender
Is Baby Male or Female? Germans Offer Third Gender


Germany is soon to be the first European nation to legally recognize a third gender in cases of babies born with ambiguous genitalia. No longer will newborns be rigidly assigned male or female.
The law, designed to fight discrimination, will go into effect Nov. 1, according to Der Spiegel.Parents of children born with both sex characteristics will be allowed to opt out of determining their baby’s gender and to wait until later in life.
Or they may never officially declare a gender, leaving the child “undetermined” or “unspecified” on their birth certificates.
Canadian parents raise ‘genderless’ baby.
An estimated 1 in 2,000 children born each year is neither boy nor girl — they are intersex, part of a group of about 60 conditions that fall under the diagnosis of disorders of sexual development (DSD), an umbrella term for those with atypical chromosomes, gonads (ovaries and/or testes), or unusually developed genitalia.
Wallis Simpson may have been intersex.
Today, gender identification is still not well understood, but most experts in the United States say that when sex cannot be determined, it’s better to use the best available information to assign gender, then to wait and monitor the child’s psychological and physical development before undertaking surgery, if at all.
New York City psychiatrist Dr. Jack Drescher, who specializes in issues of gender identification, said the new German law “sounds like a good thing.”
Intersex children pose ethical dilemma.
“Some people have life-endangering conditions that require surgery, but most kids do not,” he said. “You can make gender assignment without surgery and then see how it develops. The science of knowing how a child will develop is not very accurate…. Nobody can answer the questions about why this happens. It’s like the mystery of why people are gay.”
A report filed to the European Commission in 2011 described intersex people as “differ[ent] from trans [sexual or gender] people as their status is not gender related but instead relates to their biological makeup (genetic, hormonal and physical features) which is neither exclusively male nor exclusively female, but is typical of both at once or not clearly defined as either.
“These features can manifest themselves in secondary sexual characteristics such as muscle mass, hair distribution, breasts and stature; primary sexual characteristics such as reproductive organs and genitalia; and/or in chromosomal structures and hormones.”
The report also gives an overview of the discrimination faced by intersex and transgender people in the realm of employment, as well as levels of harassment, violence and bias crimes.
Gender nonconforming boys now have special camp.
Already, Australia and Nepal allow adults to mark male, female or a “third gender” on their official documents. In June, a 52-year-old Australian, Norrie May-Welby, became the world’s first recognized “genderless” person after winning a legal appeal to keep an “unspecified” gender status for life.
But German law has not clarified if it will apply to passports and other forms of identification.
In neighboring France, gender issues are still controversial, according to a news report in France 24.
In 2011, dozens of French lawmakers from that strongly Catholic country signed a petition for “gender theory” to be withdrawn from school textbooks.
The U.S. website Catholic Online has also opposed the German law, writing that “(a)s the world is being dragged into a new state, where gender is a choice, but sexual activity is not, we reverse two more pillars of civilization.”
One Maryland mother of a newborn also told the Baby Zone that she would rather see babies assigned gender at birth.
“Parenting is stressful enough without extra limitations especially if you don’t know the gender of your child,” she told the parenting website. “Children need stability and certainty.”
Historically, children born with both male and female genitalia were called hermaphrodites, named for the handsome Greek god who had dual sexuality. And as little as a decade ago, the medical community thought of gender as a slate that could be erased and then redrawn.
But now, many are challenging the ethical basis of surgery, knowing that gender identity is complex, and doctors can sometimes get it wrong, not knowing how a child will feel about their gender assignment when they grow up.
“Back in the middle of the 20th century, it was called a ‘psychiatric emergency,'” said Drescher. “When these kids were born, you didn’t call the psychiatrist, you called a surgeon.”
The prevailing theory on how to treat children with ambiguous genitalia was put forward by Dr. John Money at Johns Hopkins University, who held that gender was malleable. He coined the term “gender identity” and argued that social and environmental cues — how parents raised a child — interacted with a child’s genes and hormones to shape whether the person identified as male or female.
But in one 1966 case, known as “John/Joan,” his theories became controversial. He advised the parents of a boy whose penis had been botched in a circumcision to severe the organ and to raise him as a girl.
“Money presented the case as a successful case of transition, but it was not,” said Drescher. “When the boy was around 14, he transitioned back to a boy and married a woman. But at 30, he committed suicide.”
Drescher said that today, some doctors are still “practicing that model.” But in the 1990s with the advent of the Internet, survivors of these gender surgeries came forward, “not happy with the outcome.”
Such was the case with Jim Bruce, a 36-year-old writer from Montana, who was born with XY male chromosomes but ambiguous genitals. Doctors couldn’t be sure if he had a large clitoris or a small penis and were convinced he could never live a “satisfactory life” as a man.
So shortly after his birth in 1976, Bruce’s external organ and testes were surgically removed and he was raised as a girl. He was given female hormones at age 12.
“I knew that I wasn’t a girl,” he told ABCNews.com. “I was unhappy, but it was really difficult to ask questions.”
At 18, he was set for a vaginoplasty. But depressed and knowing something was wrong, he demanded medical records. What he found out was horrifying. “I was sterilized at birth — and no one ever told me.”
Bruce was born with a DSD that prevented his body from producing enough testosterone to properly develop his genitals. After learning the truth, he transitioned back to a man, taking testosterone shots and having his breasts removed. Surgery rendered him infertile.
Today, he advocates for others in an organization called the Interface Project, trying to normalize perceptions of those who are intersex.
But Anne Tamar-Mattis, executive director for California-based legal group Advocates for Informed Choice, is concerned that the German law “invites labeling and stigma.”
Periodista ruso es despedido por confesar en TV que es homosexual
Periodista ruso es despedido por confesar en TV que es homosexual
El reconocido presentador y periodista Anton Krasovsky declaró que era homosexual durante la emisión en vivo de su programa, en la cadena KontrTV. Su confesión ocasionó su despido inmediato.
“Soy gay y soy la misma persona que usted, mi querido público, soy como el presidente Putin, el primer ministro Medvedev o los diputados de nuestra Duma“, refirió el informador al mismo tiempo en que recibía los aplausos de su público.
“No es un buen momento en Rusia, como tampoco lo era en la Gran Bretaña de Thatcher”, aseveró Krasovsky en una entrevista para la TV. Los gays en Rusia–dijo– están sufriendo, y es el “momento del coraje y alguien debía hacerlo”, explicó durante una charla con CNN.
LA IMAGEN DE KRASOVSKY
Los videos de la confesión en la red, como lo señala la presentadora de la cadena de TV, parecen haber desaparecido. Esto se da justo luego de que se aprobara la polémica ley que prohíbe la propaganda homosexual.
“Me sentí como un hipócrita, y la hipocresía es lo que más odio de la gente”, señaló Krasovsky a Snob.ru. Al final dijo que toda su vida estuvo luchando con su propia hipocresía y cobardía. En esa entrevista también dio detalles de lo que sucedió luego de su despido. Le bloquearon las cuentas corporativas y el correo electrónico durante la noche.
“No solo eliminaron mi cara de la página web, sino también de todos mis programas de televisión, como si nunca hubiera existido. Al día siguiente escribí que me sorprendió totalmente“. En opinión del periodista, fue una acción realmente eficaz por parte del medio.
Durante su programa se debatió la cuestionada ley que se adoptó en Rusia. De acuerdo con el grupo progay GLAAD Rusa LGBT , una organización que trabaja para apoyar LGBT rusos, estaba haciendo frente a la continua persecución de la comunidad, la cual se enfrenta a la violencia extrema y la opresión.
LAS RUSAS
El último revuelo que tuvo la prensa internacional con la ley que se impuso en esa región la causó el beso que se dieron las atletas rusas Kseniya Ryzhova y Tatyana, pues se dijo que fue una forma de protesta. Sin embargo, se habría tratado de una tradición rusa confundida por medios de diversas partes del mundo.
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Anton Krasovsky fue despedido por salir del armario en vivo cuando presentaba un programa de TV en Rusia. Miserables! pic.twitter.com/hAHXiLnQnJ
— Mitos y Cuerpos (@MITOSYCUERPOS) August 18, 2013
Guerra de gays rusos contra Putin: atletas se besan en el podio, el presentador Anton Krasovsky, de KontrTV dice al aire “soy gay”.
— Mabel Gasca (@mabelgasca) August 18, 2013
“@manelozano: Despiden a un presentador ruso por salir del armario en directo.http://t.co/7fqR8EXpBt” Qué asco da la homofobia rusa #stop
— Julio López (@notsticky6) August 15, 2013
La valentía paga siempre un alto precio. http://t.co/g4dCLdyHSS #
— Sandra Barneda (@SandraBarnedaa) August 15, 2013
“Soy gay. Y soy simplemente la misma persona que usted” Admiro a valientes como Anton Krasovsky. Me asquea que se castigue algo así en 2013
— Álvaro Roldán (@alvaroRoldan_) August 16, 2013
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