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Polare 11
Issued February 1996
(The Gender Centre advise that this edition of Polare is not current and as such certain content,
including but not limited to persons, contact details and dates may not apply. Where legal authority or medical related
matters are cited, responsibility lies with the reader to obtain the most current relevant legal authority and/or medical
publication.)
- Emergent Gender Identities
- Encouraging the various networks within the transgender community to unite towards a real sense of community development, by
Bill Robertson
- Why
T.L.C. Succeeded
- Why Transgender Liberation & Care succeeded in getting the Government to act on their agenda, by Aidy Griffen
- The Growing Rent
- Paper presented to the H.B.I.G.D.A.
Symposium explaining that transsexuals are demanding rights as equal members of our society and of the human race, by Marjorie Anne
Napewastewin Schützer M.A. psy
- The Middle Way
- How gender dysphoria claimed years and years of a desperately lonely life, by Giselle Galadriel
- I Felt Alive
- Matt is a cross-dresser, has had a marijuana addiction for some time, finds our publication informative and tantalising and his
mail is intercepted, by Matt
- You're A Trany And You're Beautiful Two
- Caroline's true feelings response to You're a Trany and You're Beautiful, by Caroline Layt
- On The Beach
- Experiences at church and on the beach, by Laura
Polare is published in Australia by The Gender Centre
Inc. which is funded by the Department of Community Services under the
S.A.A.P. Program and supported by the
N.S.W. Health Department through the
AIDS and Infectious Diseases Branch. Polare provides a
forum for discussion and debate on gender issues. Advertisers are advised that all advertising is their responsibility under
the Trade Practices Act. Unsolicited contributions are welcome, though no guarantee is made by the Editor that they will be
published, nor any discussion entered into. The editor reserves the right to edit such contributions without notification.
Any submission which appears in Polare may be published on our internet site. Opinions expressed in this publication do not
necessarily reflect those of the Editor, The Gender Centre Inc.I, the
Department of Community Services or the N.S.W. Department of Health.
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