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...bold and highly commendable step. Since the formation of the Transgender Task Force (TTF) in 1997, the group of students, staff, faculty, and alumni who advocate on behalf of issues of gender identity has pushed for such an inclusion in the University-wide non-discrimination code. On Tuesday, the University’s general counsel told the TTF that the Harvard Corporation had decided to change the non-discrimination code to include “gender identity” at its last meeting. This important amendment to the code harms no one, and it makes an important statement about...
...always enjoyed the thrill of the chase.Though her profile did not reveal where she lived, finding out proved to be child’s play for an experienced Internet stalker such as myself because she had posted her cell phone number. I entered her area code at whitepages.com and was immediately barraged with pop-up ads for businesses in the Chicago area—problem solved. She also didn’t post her high school, but after inspecting her photo albums, I had a good sense. The high frequency of pastel Polo shirts, ribbon belts, and guys with...
Among students who work in college radio these days, niche broadcasting seems to be the new favorite term. It appears to be a sort of a code word for “obscure,” which often connotes “cool...
...bathroom use, locker rooms, any gender space is a reality for many transgender students,” said Harvard Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian, Transgender, and Supporters Alliance (BGLTSA) co-chair, Ryan A. Thoreson ’07, who is also a member of TTF. “The non-discrimination code goes about a way of addressing that kind of discrimination and violence on campus...
...think it’s important to understand that including gender identity in the non-discrimination code is only a first step,” said TTF co-cordinator Noah E. Lewis, a recent graduate of Harvard Law School. “It’s a symbol of all the policy changes that Harvard will embark on in order to live up to its commitment to nondiscrimination of transgender and gender-variant students...