Transgender activist interview with Mary Richards (Side A)
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Richards, Mary
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Mary Richards interviews an activist for trans issues to address peoples' fears of transgender people. They debunk the popular myth that transgender people are unnatural, and outline their viewpoint of the universe in response. They also discuss their relationship to shame and express their sympathy to others who have gone through similar hardships. Undated. Topics include transgender people, transgender employment, transgender activism. Tape 210. Side A: [Interview about Trans* Issues.] Audio Cassette.
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