GenderTalk Radio

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GenderTalk Radio is the leading worldwide weekly radio program that "talks about transgenderism in the first person."[1] Each week GenderTalk presents news and information that aims to challenge traditional views of gender. It broadcasts from Boston in the United States.

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In particular, GenderTalk is the leading media voice of the transgender community. It endeavors to serve the trans community by welcoming diverse guests and providing a supportive environment in which under-represented perspectives can be presented openly and honestly. GenderTalk is an all-volunteer organisation that has been broadcasting in the Greater Boston area since 1995, and online since 1997.

GenderTalk covers all aspects of gender, including transgenderism, transsexuality, transvestism/crossdressing, and all forms of gender transgression, as well as gayness, lesbianism, bisexuality, feminism, and how all of these relate to gender in society at large. Hosted and run by transgender people, GenderTalk seeks out diverse new voices, both prominent and unknown, that challenge traditional or prevalent views.

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GenderTalk also discusses topics that may not be directly related to gender, but that its hosts find particularly interesting or informative. This includes discussions of areas like race, ethnicity and class, where people are suffering for lack of a social climate more welcoming of the true diversity of life. GenderTalk also seeks to challenge the politics of the day, out of a sense of duty to provide an alternative to what it regards as the propaganda that passes as "news" from corporate-controlled mainstream outlets.

[edit] GenderTalk.com

Gendertalk.com is a resource for trans persons and folks interested in learning about, and with, transgender persons. Created and maintained by Nancy Nangeroni, gendertalk.com provides comprehensive access to GenderTalk Radio, the leading radio program on transgender issues. It also provides a carefully screened list of the best resources by, for, and about transgender people, as well as a suggested reading list, writings by Nancy Nangeroni and others, source files for the original transgender symbol, and much more.

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  1. ^ About GenderTalk. Last accessed 6 August 2006.