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GLB(ISGD)Q stands for: Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, (Intersex, Sex and/or Gender Diverse), Queer. The letter 'T' for 'transgender' is often used in this acronym, but as an umbrella term it is incorrect and offensive to many people who don't consider themselves 'transgender'. They may be 'trans', or' transsexual', or 'transexed' or 'intersex' or 'androgynous' or without sex or gender, or many other terms. Intersex, Sex and Gender Diverse as an umbrella term is much more inclusive.

Black gays and lesbians are more affected by ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’ policy

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The US government’s military policy concerning queer soldiers piles one prejudice on top of another by disproportionately affecting black gay men and lesbians, write Josh Rosenthal and Christopher Contreras.

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1st International Sex and/or Gender Diversity Day: 26 April

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1st International Sex and/or Gender Diversity Day: 26 April

The first International Sex and/or Gender Diversity Day has been declared 26 April and will be an awareness day and celebration of the existence or sex and/or gender diverse people, writes Tracie O’Keefe.

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Attorney General tries to invalidate Norrie’s ‘sex not specified’ legal document

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norrie18 March: Norrie, the Australian, who last week came to global attention as the world’s first sexless person when issued with identity documents stating ‘sex not specified’ has been threatened by the NSW Government with having the document revoked, writes Katrina Fox.

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It’s time for straight people to challenge homophobia in the family

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Turning up and cheering at the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade isn't enough. Straight people must address homophobia on a level much more closer to home, writes Katrina Fox.

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Broken rainbow: Domestic violence in the queer community

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Broken Rainbow, an organisation that provides a specialist service to queer communities living with and experiencing domestic violence in the UK, is seeking funding to offer a formal program for domestic violence perpetrators. Chief executive Jackie Fernandez spoke with Katrina Fox.

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