June 22, 2011
School is often idealized as the great equalizer because the education it provides is meant to allow kids from all socio-economic backgrounds to reach the same goals. Sadly, it often makes the news for being a big machine of conformation. Sam Saurs, a 15-year-old boy from Port Orchard, WA, was just suspended from ...
Tags: challenging stereotypes,
conforming,
cross dressing,
discrmination,
gender,
gender roles,
Port Orchard,
Sam Saurs,
school suspension,
sexism,
transgender,
transvestite,
WA,
women's clothes
November 17, 2010
Dear Madame X, Sometimes I like to wear women’s clothing, but I am not gay. I have had girlfriends before but no one has ever caught me. It’s not a sexual thing, just something I like to do. I usually dress up on Sundays and say I am going to Church. My new girlfriend has ...
October 6, 2010
James Franco is on the latest issue of Candy. According to their Facebook page, the magazine is “completely dedicated to celebrating transvestism, transexuality, cross dressing and androgyny, in all its manifestations.” Some have questioned whether it is appropriate for a non-transvestite actor to don the drag for the cover, but his endorsement of the mag ...
September 21, 2010
In Afghanistan it is so important that families have at least one boy that they often will disguise a daughter as a son. Reasons for this include better access to education, allowing the “boy” outside the home to work or take more part in community life, and giving some kudos to the family for having ...
Tags: Afghanistan,
desire for sons,
education,
equal rights,
equality,
femininity,
gender,
girls access to education,
girls dress as boys,
human rights,
male privilege,
masculinity,
sons,
transvestite,
value of sons,
women's rights
July 22, 2010
England has quite a reputation. The tourist board likes to promote the castles. But the Brits themselves are also interesting. In addition to a love of animals, they also have a reputation for cultivating eccentricity. Put it all together and you get an amazing headline.
Tags: bestiality,
black dress,
cross dressing,
dog,
England,
English castle,
moat,
sex,
sex with dog,
tranny,
transvestite
January 16, 2010
A weather-beaten eye cast over the media: HatManJim looks at a story in the headlines and as a feminist with a penis (Menimist? Femi-meni-mist? I just believe i n women’s rights, I’m not having gender-reassignment. OK?), attempts to map the sexism inherent in the press, without inadvertently saying anything lecherous about breasts.
Tags: feminist,
HatManJim,
journalism,
Keira McCormack,
Press Complaints Commission,
rape crisis centre,
Sunday Life,
tranny,
transsexual,
transsexuals working in rape crisis,
transvestite
December 12, 2009
A weather-beaten eye cast over the media: HatManJim looks at a story in the headlines and as a feminist with a penis (Menimist? Femi-meni-mist? I just believe i n women’s rights, I’m not having gender-reassignment. OK?), attempts to map the sexism inherent in the press, without inadvertently saying anything lecherous about breasts.
Tags: aggression,
beauty pagent,
beauty queen,
cross dressing,
feminist,
gay,
HatManJim,
homophobia,
homosexuality,
machismo,
masculinity,
Miss Fat Gay Venezuela,
transvestite,
transvestite beauty queens,
Venezuela