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us are as frustrated at Knowledge/IMDB/any pseudo-academic based bureaucracy. The name of the person they are discussing no longer exists and the article they quote (Hamilton Spectator) 35 years old and written by a man who hated his job with a passion ( he explained that during the phone call the article is based on) . It as no relevance to the article on the movie Care Bears other than to establish I was a famous Canadian-born animator in Hamilton. My name and gender were legally changed and I can provide documentation to that. One would have to ask the point of naming a person that no longer exists other than to harass someone who had gone through the courts and the expensive and time-consuming process of correcting these issues (the name change is requires the publishing in a local newspaper which I believe was The Tolucan Times, yes it was 120 dollars for 4 weeks , I just checked ) . It is a movie, not a humanitarian world event and Knowledge is not an academically sanctioned source however popular it may be in FB quotations. I doubt children or anyone would particularly care if it was changed. It is not my

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non-Freudian interpretations of the results (which the sources cited do), and 2) don't mention the non-Freudian responses (I assume because these don't make the popular press, and so there are probably few non-pay-walled links on the web). My concern is that these are being read and reported as though these two results are established facts in the field, when they are nothing of the sort. But they are splashy. One of the articles is locked, and I honestly don't know how to edit the other to clarify what the published articles actually say (I read the primary literature on this.) I am not interested in trashing the articles, just looking to make them clear and less misleading. (I'm a gay prof.)

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other and touching each other as lovers. Normally in Etruscan art the men are painted red, indicating the suntan (or sunburn) they get performing their male gender role in outdoor activities. The women are painted white, indicating their pale color resulting from performing their gender role in the home. Of the two men on the couch, one is painted red and the other is painted white. But the latter is shown with the stubble of a recently shaved beard, so that there will be no doubt about his sex. I can only see this scene as portraying a homosexually married couple, in which one takes the female gender role in the home. It is clear to me that he/she is transgender.

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non-English speaking countries. I suggest finding a way to be inclusive rather than making a slightly arbitrary hierarchy that could end up offending some or causing later dispute. In practice the LGBT+ movement has organizations that try not to exclude self-identified minorities and have evolved their definitions and scope for all the reasons mentioned here. In a similar way, Knowledge should aim to use categories that are meaningful and respectful, the latter especially true when adding categories to users or biographies.

673:, as the discussion links in my "05:28, 3 April 2016 (UTC)" post above indicate, I did not have a huge problem with your actions on this matter. As for my pronoun use, I assumed you were male/identified as a man all this time; this is likely because the sexual topics you edit are mostly edited by males, and Knowledge is mostly made up of males. I'm one of the few females editing sexual topics at this site. If you are not male and/or are genderqueer, I apologize for my assumption. I am not in the habit of using 3360:. I'm sure those articles could use some additional material and non-Freudian content. Feel free to message me on my talk page if you need additional help. Knowledge is a maze of rules and norms that are beyond frustrating to new users, so please try not to get discouraged (it's nearly as bad as having three Reviewer 2's). I'll add those pages to my watchlist and try to help where I can (though I'm about to defend, so the next week or so is not the best time). 1352:

with. As one of the more notable public figures in national US transgender advocacy I feel she reaches the notability level for a Knowledge article. She is also an academic in this field. US mainstream media has only covered a handful of transgender figures mostly in the Entertainment field on a national level such as Caitlyn Jenner, Laverna Cox etc. This does not mean that others do not exist in the advocacy and academic field or other fields.

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preference to anything else. The discussion is ongoing but regardless, any video captured at this conference will be either be unplanned and spontaneous or by some amateur efforts. Such as things are, I am helping to do some video recording, but there will be 4 conference tracks and only 2 cameras. I have no experiencing filming but I will give this a good try. Videos will be posted on YouTube and Commons but not in the WMF YouTube channel.

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positions in Belize. While they opposed changing the law (legalizing sodomy), the mainstream churches did not hold marches, hang effigies, nor advocate violence. The opposition supported by external sources are individuals not part of the mainstream churches. Their names are well known, but BLP questions in my mind keep me from naming them. A far better article, IMO would be one on

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of and/or tool for various sorts of shenanigans, and folks falsely identifying themselves in order to try to get misgendering placed in the article is in the range of the sort of activity we see and would also be considered damaging.) Knowledge does have some procedure for verifying a poster's identity, which is mentioned in the guideline

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on Knowledge. She has been mentioned in the press several times and in books on transgender rights. I am trying to track down more books she has been mentioned in. She has won several notable national awards in the transgender community. I would hope Knowledge would not attempt to censor transgender history. --

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about Belize Action, hard to source, hard to know for sure who the parties are, though the spokespeople are known. There is lots of press about them, but the question would be are they notable for one event and I think the answer to that is yes. No lasting notability, unless of course there is an appeal.

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Yes that makes sense because most of the information that is available on UNIBAM was created by the organization, i.e. not indpendent. In the public's mind Unibam is Caleb though he isn't currently the president and the organization has a diverse membership. The NY Times piece on Caleb from last year

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I really like importance scales and would never get rid of them, but there's not always particularly much point to it. Hmm... I do like the idea of having all our project's "vital articles" of high quality. Not really a strong opinion about it: it may be more work than it's worth, but it may also not

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does reach notability requirements as a trailblazer in the transgender rights movement and has made history more than once. I do not know her well personally but have kept up with her advocacy career. I am disturbed that it is considered for deletion when figures of less notability have been included

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Name and gender identification are the sort of things that we accept first-person sourcing on; the only real problem is verifying that the person posting is indeed the person being referred to in the articles. (To the poster: I'm sorry for the inconvenience of this, but Knowledge is indeed the target

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from David to Darlie and cited IMDb, which of course is insufficient, and which of course would raise one's BLP hackles. After a circuitous bout of pissiness, much of it my own, it became clear that this was a transgender issue and that the IP was the animator in question. Sensitive to the issue, but

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I would call it a report instead of a news item. And, I didn't realize that there was an actual article on her. I thought you were just asking for your own information and background to the situation in Belize. If the article can't be sourced, it should be deleted. I would have the same reservations

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OK. Can you please double-check that I've cited the SPLC PDF accordingly? I used the News citing template, I wasn't sure which one to use. It's not a newspaper article, not a journal, not a website... But I'm also wondering if her article should get deleted. I don't think it would pass an AFD, would

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As a disclosure: I am working on behalf of Ms. Rosen through her firm SKDKnickerbocker as part of my work at Beutler Ink. Given my COI, I will not edit this article directly and am seeking others' assistance in reviewing my draft and making the suggested changes if they are reasonable. Please see my

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I do like MOGAI because of its reach, but other than a change in terminology, it doesn't actually change anything about the topic. "is interested in" categories might actually be incredibly useful in this situation. I'd hate to bother gay people about some homosexuality-related collaboration if they

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article). I think this is mostly because of the "awkward or misleading" aspect I mentioned. All that stated, I'll be even more careful with my identification of other people's gender or assumptions of it. Knowledge editors unfamiliar with me commonly assume that I'm male, and I usually correct them,

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I honestly don't really understand the issue: shouldn't the standard procedure be, by now, to check if the person making the claim really is who she says she is and then make the change? It's basically the same as asking for a birthdate. For people notable enough to have their own article, this kind

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Hi, I am the person Cyphoidbomb is talking about. I'm not sure how the actual person making the correction is "poorly sourced" :) There are these things called "court documents". "Drivers licenses" used as official government ID. This is common with all TG people who work in entertainment and all of

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Ah I see. Well the "transgender gap" I'm addressing is more about a knowledge gap than about the gap between the number of trans and cis editors, which I'm assuming is larger by many orders of magnitude than the gap between female and male editors, and likely always will be. But I will also talk in

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Wow. That's great. In a similar vein: I do remember noticing last year that the articles on sex acts (while I certainly appreciate the cartoonish illustrations in lieu of borderline pornographic material) that basically all of the illustrations were of white people. May be something to keep in mind

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where I am in dispute with the article creator over several issues. I think both the article and hook need a decent copyedit and more sensitive treatment, but do not have the time to devote to it myself. If there is someone on this project with the requisite skills who would like to assist, I would

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Are you curious how your peers approach writing a Knowledge article? This exercise, pioneered by Wikipedians Nikola Kalchev and Vassia Atanassova in 2015 and conducted in many places around the world, will help us all - from first-time wiki users to veteran Wikipedians - share ideas, while building

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As a postscript, I suggest caution before enthusiastically generating userboxes or user categories that make it possible to publicly harvest lists of sexual minorities from Knowledge. Analysis of minority groups with a level of anonymity is great and useful, but identifying lists of active users by

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There are other options: for example replace the LGBT category with something more wide ranging (even QUILTBAG doesn't cover everything). I can see the matter is fraught with potential difficulties. In other areas user categories have been moved towards "is interested in". While I understand the

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Is this... really useful? I still technically wouldn't fall under the category. Wouldn't somekind of "Gender non-conforming" or "Non-binary" category be more effective? There's also a strong overlap: a gay person fits both under "LGBT" and "LGBTQIA", so is such a person suggested to pick one or use

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As a trans person who has also gone through a legal name and gender change, I want to clarify that what the IP is talking about is not an "ad" in the conventional sense. It is a legal notice that most jurisdictions require to be published following a court-ordered name and/or gender change. I don't

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was applied). (Of the ones still remaining in the category, Albert Cashier, for example, is pretty consistently referred to as Jennie Hodgers/woman soldier/she in most sources, although in this case unlike others, there are actually a few quality sources describing her as a trans man, such that it

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It seems like at some point in the past, a number of articles on women who cross-dressed to eg. join the army or become a doctor have been improperly moved or categorized to portray them as trans men. This is in violation of Knowledge's policies/guidelines to rely on identification and on reliable

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Wikimedia Sweden recently finished an image project. The goal has been to produce photos of volunteer models illustrating underwear and human bodies that are not stereotypically while, male, slim, etc. I got the idea for the project after I noticed the almost complete lack of non-sexist imagery of

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No comment on the recentism question, but I made a few revisions, corrections, clarifications, and wikifications...and restored one piece of recently-removed information that seemed noteworthy in the context. The sourcing seems adequate and I'm not seeing any glaring neutrality issues, but another

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I feel that there are much broader issues than terminology: how does changing the acronym open up a group to participation by, and reflection of distinct issues of, different populations? What has adding a "+" meant in terms of broadening goals, needs and scope? Whose needs are being served by the

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I may not have voiced my question correctly: why would you put asexual people and intersex people in a category together distincting them from gay people and transgender people? If you want to get rid of "LGBT" as a kind of limiting term, wouldn't the following two categories result in a much more

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Don't get me wrong: I really like the idea of having some more specific categories for gender and sexuality, as this may be useful for future initiatives. I can imagine a group of transgender Wikipedians coming together to improve transgender topics, or a group of asexual people coming together to

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There is no category for Wikipedians from San Francisco. There is a category for Wikipedians from California, and one for Wikipedians from the United States. You can choose to be in the parent one (U.S.) or the child one (Calif.). You do not need to be in both, because U.S. is an umbrella over CA,

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For what it's worth, an alternate way to use gender-neutral language if you want to avoid pronouns entirely, "that person" is often an option. At least, I got in the habit of doing so in Dutch due to the lack of a singular they. The generic he is probably not the most "safe" in an area were people

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It is common in Etruscan tombs for banquets to be depicted. In this case the banquet seems to be for the deceased in the tomb. Normally in Etruscan banquet paintings a husband and wife are seen together on a couch, eating and talking. Here there are two men together on a couch, looking at each

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My thoughts were something along the lines of: taking account of how many users display userboxes for trans, gqueer, nonbinary, etc...could someone get a rough underestimate of demographics? Of course this is with the understanding that not all people who identify as such are going to display the

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More volunteers are needed. In the usual wiki-way, anyone may comment on program submissions. At the conference in person, all staff will be volunteer and all attendees are encouraged check in with conference organizers about volunteering for the task queue even for an hour. Anyone interested may

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I can create a category for gender non-conforming, and so on, if that would be helpful and if it does not exist. Several folks would have to put it on their user page to populate the category. Categories are populated by use‍—‌you do not actually put your name into the category. Weird, I know. Is

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has has also been invited to the White House several times for events and has personally been among transgender leaders to meet with President Obama more than once as well as senior Presidential Administration figures. She is on the White House list of transgender leaders to regularly communicate

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The case for notability here is on multiple points but the broader career of being an advocate and being a pioneer in transgender rights including the recent accomplishment of being the first transgender individual to be appointed by a Mayor in Tennessee to a municipal commission/committee/board.

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I regret not. Conference organizers have not prioritized video capture and the WMF has never encouraged video capture for any conference. As a conference organizer, I feel that the budget is already tight although if there were an addition 1-3k available I would recommend hiring videographers in

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I did not intend to suddenly ignore intersex entirely - excuse me for that; I have a really difficult time getting my argument across. If I may turn it around, though, could someone explain to me what possible use a "LGBTQIA" could have when used together with the LGBT category? As a maintenance

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Some straight, binary trans people have raised the same objections about being included in the LGBT category. But others welcome the inclusion because trans folks, even if they are straight, face much of the same bigotry, hate, violence, and discrimination as lesbians, gays, bisexuals, and other

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It strikes me as backwards-ordered; LGBTQIA should be the parent category, and LGBT should be the child. Otherwise, an A, by joining the LGBTQIA category, automatically gets put into the LGBT category, which is incorrect. The way it's set up is like having US Wikipedians be a child of California

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in the United States you are. In this case, I actually suddenly start to feel excluded to both LGBT and LGBTQIA, because putting myself in the former suggests that I am not non-binary, while putting myself in the letter would suggest some portion "QIA" is an accurate description for me. Should I

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I removed the category "LGBT history in the United Kingdom" from this article because I don't think it's particularly relevant to LGBT history. The founders of this company are gay, but this is incidental and I don't think it should be overemphasized - there is no particular "gay hi fi" market.

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I know how categories work; I'm just saying that an LGBTQIA-category would probably not be the optimal child category for the LGBT-category, for the reasons I explained above. U.S. as a parent for Cali makes more sense to me, because putting yourself in the parent category simply means that you

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sourcing, since there seems to be no indication that these people identified as men (and indeed, in at least one article I've found, sources explicitly state that she cross-dressed for the social and economic freedom) and sources refer to them as women with female pronouns. I've already fixed

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The issues are complex. There was outside involvement/funding, but not with the Belize Council of Churches or with the Belize Association of Evangelical Churches, as organizations per se. Those are organizations which have existed since the 1970s and appoint a Senator to represent the church

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concerning a supposed link between internalized homophobia and 'latent homosexuality', thus supporting a view that it is repressed gay men who cause anti-gay violence (!!!). These articles have extensive discussions of a few studies based on one psych theory (Freud) and 1) don't report the

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the class of articles based on classes listed for other project templates on the same page. In other words, if WikiProject A has evaluated an article to be C-class and WikiProject B hasn't evaluated the article at all, such a bot task would automatically evaluate the article as C-class for

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user group was established we had a meeting at Wikimania to decide on initial details. Pretty much all the above suggestions were discussed, along with a few others. "LGBT+" was the best compromise, especially in the context of an international group where various abbreviations are used in

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I am one of the organizers for this event. If anyone has questions or comments, then conversation can happen here at this WikiProject also. I am a participant in this WikiProject, and I want the interests of this WikiProject represented at all wiki events everywhere in the world. Thanks.

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That seems like a much more logical configuration, though it would still exempt me from all these categories. This category would still have a more narrow scope than LGBT on its own has: don't we currently use "LGBT" as an umbrella term for all non-cis genders and non-het sexualities?

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Well, creating the categories and advertising them shouldn't be that difficult (right?), but I'd like there to be somekind of consensus for how we do this. It would be nice if simply had one system in use, rather than a confusing combination of various categorization schemes ^_^;

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non-het people. The same is true of intersex folks, who additionally are often subjected to non-consensual surgery in infancy. Asexual people may face fewer legal and physical challenges, but still suffer from societal expectations that everyone must desire sexual partnership.

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any sexual or gender classification is problematic can never be reversed once made public. Keep in mind that anonymous users may feel protected by their anonymity, but Wikimedia projects make no guarantee that their anonymity will forever remain protected off-wiki. Thanks --

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Most of the guidance for Knowledge editors requires them to be able to check data against publicly available and reliable information. What can not be thus checked is routinely removed from the encyclopedia. That's what Cyphoidbomb did afaics, so don't be mad with this

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removed neutrois material from the article, stating, "removing neologism-pushing" and "rm 'neutrois' -- please provide reliable sources to demonstrate notability." The red-linked Neutrois page currently shows that he also deleted the redirect at 22:57, 30 June 2015.

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Appreciated. I'll take a look. It would still be preferable to me if someone from the project would be kind enough to make the call on this. I lack sufficient experience, and I also think that having a fresh face interact with the IP might be better. Much obliged,

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It's not that simple, as we have articles about specific events. It mostly depends on the amount of reliable third-party sources. But a lengthy article about the topic is preferable to lots of stubs in my opinion. Also, were Belizean politicians or businessmen

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We make sure to allow time for informal conversation and working on articles. Newcomers and experienced wiki users are encouraged to attend. Free Wi-Fi is available so bring your editing devices. We will have beverages and light snacks. We will also have:

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recently, which ended with a consensus (according to the closer) of "using context to decide on what action to take." Not very helpful I'm afraid, but you can review the discussion for the specific arguments editors (including myself) made on the issue.

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I have added the reference to the article, but am unsure how to mark the article as an active situation as we do not know what the next steps are yet. I also don't know how to change all of the articles this effects. Can you help or tell me who can?

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FWIW this is why I have my gender (agender) and pronoun (singular they) stated on my profile page. I tend to check other editors' profile pages for same and refer to them with singular they if a binary gender is not stated or strongly implied.

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So, getting, back to your question, Maplestrip, if you picked LGBT Wikipedian that would be the parent of LGBTQIA Wikipedians. If you clicked on the LGBT Wikipedians category you would see that LGBTQIA Wikipedians is a sub-category of LGBT

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in attempt to address the problem. Your project has a stated interest in at least one of the articles so please feel free to join the discussion if you would like to have your say or if you can offer a constructive solution to the issue.

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OK, I've read the report. I don't think it is citable, it is too vague. There is more to Belize than this, but the research has either not been done or not published or I haven't found it. Sorry, I don't think I can be much help after

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LGBT editors are at the forefront of bitching about systemic bias and under-representation on WP but when someone posts a note like the above it gets exactly zero response! Does "editor retention" even mean anything to this project?

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when in LGBT areas, except obviously for this latest case. Usually, I state "he or she" when attempting to use gender-neutral language, since I'm not a fan of "singular they" and it's not the usual case that a person is genderqueer.

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Definitely think that they should be listed there (in the main article) as were the main agitators of opposition to the case, but I have asked myself if they would be notable without the case and cannot see that they would be.

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need to identify as LGBT or any other gender or sexual minority to participate. This campaign is about adding accurate, reliable information to Knowledge, plain and simple, and all are welcome! If you have any questions, please

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I wouldn't mind if a presentation like that of Funcrunch were taped by someone's phone; I'd just love to be able to see it. Be sure to let us know where we may be able to find any video material of the event, Blue Rasberry :)

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might be worth mentioning in the article and retaining the category, even if the main text is written with female pronouns.) Do you think you could help out with this as well, or should I come back to it at a less busy time? –

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improve asexual topics. I simply don't believe that this limited category adds anything at all to this. What do intersex and asexual people even have to do with eachother that sets them apart from gay and transgender people? ~

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over whether the following categories should be applied to the article: Category:Gay writers, Category:LGBT historians, and Category:LGBT writers from France. I invite interested editors to comment whatever their views.

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Thanks, Maplestrip. I sometimes stick to the person's username when I'm unsure of the person's gender, even though repeatedly referring to the person by the username can get very redundant and awkward in a sentence or a

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when talking about people who do not appear to have a preferred/defined gender, or if I don't feel any need to use their gender when writing. It's a perfectly legitimate English usage of long standing (see, for example,

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Hi everybody. I am trying to be helpful, so bear with me. I am trying to bridge a gap that I observed. I am not a category creation or topic expert. You only need to be in one category since these are parent/child.

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to demonstrate the use of the word "neutrois", which were lacking at the time of the previous discussion -- and which the proponents of the term seemed to me to be either unable or unwilling to provide. Please see

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If you picked LGBTQIA Wikipedians, that would be a child of LGBT Wikipedians and there would be no need to add the LGBT Wikipedians category and some bean counter will scold you for it sooner or later. LOL. cc to

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we should probably just make user categories for each type of identity. We can build them all out, and if they are not populated by the time the deletionists find them, then they will be nominated for deletion.

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an article together. If you have ideas (relating to Bay Area history, ideally) about a new article we could build (stubs and short existing articles are fine), please submit them ahead of time to coordinator

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If you create a child category, and you add yourself to it you no longer need to be in the parent category. So, then you remove the parent category from your user page (or talk page or article page).

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that are also inappropriately categorized/written. Maybe members of this project are aware of more in other categories? It's not difficult as such, but I'd appreciate the help chipping away at it. –

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who at the time was a Senator and one of Caleb's attorneys on the case, was an advocate. Most politicians preferred to let the courts work it out. Only business person who spoke out repeatedly was

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Patricia King's real name is Patricia Coking she is listed the secretary of Christian Services Association, which has its official address in Mission, BC, Canada, though also gives an AZ address

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There is no "should", these are user categories, or more accurately user-page categories. Funcrunch chooses to add their userpage. You can do as you wish - including putting your user page in

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Many non-binary and gender-nonconforming people id under the Q or T parts of the acronym, but obviously not all. As to why the new category is a subset of the existing LGBT category, I defer to

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So, might someone with expertise be willing to please step in to offer assistance so I don't continue to inflame the editor? Also, if there's something clearcut about how to treat trans folks

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Everyone who's been active in the project is hoping these images will be used to diversify our illustration of people on Knowledge. I've already included a few of the images in articles like

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just added themselves to the category because they happen to be gay, but it would be very useful to have a category filled with people who are interested in specific LGBT-related topics. ~

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Just a thought. Is it possible to create a referenced list of all the colleges and universities where this happened? I know BYU did it, but many more must have. Has this been researched?

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for why this is important. In particular, neutrois.com cannot be regarded as a "third-party reliable source" on this issue, since it is an advocacy site for the concept in question: see

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All forms of official government ID as well as ad placed by the subject are 'primary sources' and useless for changing wikipedia. What we need are reliable 'secondary sources' see,

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this interesting little wikipedia page where the homosexual wikipedians discuss what their preferred wording is, ought to be brought to more viral social media attention, i think

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If you think auto-assessment might benefit this project, consider discussing it with other members here. For more information or to request an auto-assessment run, please visit

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Hello! I'm looking for editors who might be interested to review some proposed updates for the article of former RIAA head, political consultant and pundit, and LGBT activist

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Talk:2016 Orlando nightclub shooting#RfC: Should the lead mention that the majority of victims were Hispanic, and should the lead mention that Pulse was hosting a Latin night?

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A newly-created article on a trans-rights activist has been nominated at AfD; a little love may be able to save it. If anyone is interested, you are welcome to take a look at

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That certainly overcomes any objections I had (which were purely filing-system oriented.) I do wonder whether there might be a call for some sort of "friends of" category (

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I too am hoping for video. If I'm approved to present, I'm planning to bring my spouse with me, and he is a professional audio engineer; I could put him in touch with

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to classify someone as gay/bi based on their being in a gay relationship, when they explicitly state they don't identify as such? Unfortunately, I'm pretty sure the

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Multiple users in different places have requested review of information about LGBT issues at a Catholic school. I am asking for comment from the following places -

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Nashville is the state capital and second largest city in the US state of Tennessee as well. There are also several other major mentions in books and articles for

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It looks to be in decent shape at this point, at least as far as the court ruling goes. If you have any specific concerns, it may be best to open a discussion on

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A lot of the websites that used to link to her were shut down after the SPLC report came out, but I believe you can track donations CSA made in Canada to Stirm.

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Until something in that vein happens I suppose article content on this matter will be decided by consensus of the active editors, subject to applicable rules (

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I am currently working on the WMF blog post about the Wiki Loves Pride campaign. It would be really nice if another project member were able to help with the

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9 August - 23 August. About 40 scholarships are available only for people in Canada, the US, and Mexico. Last year about 200 people applied for scholarships.

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introduces content about some anti-LGBT statements made by the Indian actress. It could use a pass for neutrality and also some consideration as to whether

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has been created for anyone who wants to discuss Knowledge's coverage of the incident, add pictures to the galleries, or leave messages of condolence. ---

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I have started this article. It would benefit from coverage of advocacy and activism, and a historical section. Oh and also more sources would be nice!

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know if that makes a difference as to whether it would be accepted by Knowledge, but I don't think it should be implied that such a source is unreliable.

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Knowledge talk:Manual of Style/Biographies#RfC: Allow inclusion of former names in lead section of biographies covering transgender and non-binary people

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To make a category exist you have to place it in a higher level category. The one above is called the parent, and the one below is called the child.

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Category:Wikipedians who embrace the rainbow of the varied genders, sexes, orientations, interests, and expressions thereof that humanity exhibits

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needs updating. I've done some today, but the first paragraph of the section is nine months out of date and is obsoleted by the last paragraph.

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Sorry I just saw "CSA was founded in Canada in 1973 and in the USA in 1994. The head office is based in Maricopa, Arizona". Is she a US citizen?

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If anyone is interested in First Nations LGBT issues, there's an interesting draft at AFC with a novice submitter who could use some guidance:

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article? Her "Harriet the Spy" is a well-known children's novel, and there is apparently sufficient documentation that she was a lesbian.

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who created it. (Obviously it would not have been a good idea to simply rename a category that a lot of Wikipedians were already using...)

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I agree that it makes more sense for LGBTQIA to be the parent category, but I'm not sure if doing that would break the existing category;

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need verification and updating. I started the process but more help would be welcome. (Same goes for other countries/continents I'm sure)

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could use a review for NPOV honestly (adjectives like "trailblazing" and "fiery" make it almost sound like a PR piece for the subject).

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In view of the inconsistency in regards to how the transgender Wachowskis are credited in film articles I have started a discussion at

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regarding whether it is appropriate to include victim hotlines in external links. Input from uninvolved editors would be appreciated.

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or any other volunteer who is willing to shoot video. My camera has a video mode, but I was only planning to use it to shoot stills.

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To add yourself to a category, simply copy and paste it into the very bottom of your user page via edit-source. Cheers! (ccs to

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Correct. Surgical status is irrelevant, and there's no reason to refer to Elliott as anything other than a trans woman. That

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In the wake of the Orlando shooting several students and former students have referred me to wikipedia pages on homophobia

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ignorant of established protocols, I attempted to provide constructive information about general naming guidelines, noting

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I'll try to look into this. Ping me on Monday to remind if I haven't. Editing on the weekends is sporadic because family.

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Document local LGBT culture and history by taking pictures at pride events and uploading your images to Wikimedia Commons

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campaign, which runs through the month of June. The purpose of the campaign is to create and improve content related to

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Thank you, I agree! but others are not convinced and revert my changes. Where can I direct them to prove legitimacy?

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I don't disagree. I've said from the get-go, Caleb was the only one with sufficient independent RS for an article.

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should probably have an article, which would include King's support, but she shouldn't have one. What do you think?

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Find out more about resources your public library provides to help with editing (hint, it's more than just books!)

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with a trans woman about something that started four months ago as a poorly sourced name change. An IP editor at

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it? Finally, I don't intend to do original research, just relay whatever's in the public domain. I feel like

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has queried my removal of the category - see the page history and talk page. Comments/opinions are welcome.

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on my talk page, the (older) LGBT category appears to be automatically added to a userpage when you add a

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page should show you that intersex is a matter of physical sex characteristics, not gender or sexuality,

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That being said, I would personally simply create a set of sub-categories for the LGBT category, such as

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whether to include mention of the very gay Anderson Lawler -- Gary Cooper's best friend in his article.

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Coming here because there seems to be almost no one watching this page. Would appreciate commentary on

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my presentation (if it is accepted) about ways we might more accurately measure trans participation.

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WikiProject LGBT studies page watchers and supporters are invited to participate in the third annual

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has assisted with technical know-how on Commons. The project was funded as part of a grant from the

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Funcrunch, yeah, I commonly check editors' user page, including for a sign of gender identification.

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there an initialism for these labels? Would a few users be willing to put them on their user pages?

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https://www.outandaboutnashville.com/story/ttpc-president-awarded-baltimore-black-pride#.V0C8GISGpt

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https://www.outandaboutnashville.com/story/ttpc-president-awarded-baltimore-black-pride#.V0C8GISGpt

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Please direct comments to the article talk in the interest of documenting any potential consensus.

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about this subject. But I need a straightforward standard to refer to. I'm editing the page for

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be moved to "LGBT pride". Members of this WikiPoject may want to go there and have their say. --

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Knowledge talk:WikiProject LGBT studies/Archive 55#Merging agender and other non-binary articles

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exactly what I wanted. I'll save that template in my tools. No doubt it will be useful again.

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Asking out of ignorance: is there an MoS for this? Do pronouns differ pre/post-out or...what?

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WMF blog post: "Help expand Knowledge’s coverage of LGBT communities during Wiki Loves Pride"

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Report of subject's appointment to Metro Nashville board has now also been picked up by the

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article. I oppose creating an Agender or Neutrois article, per what you see argued by me at

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that includes it. (Although the Userbox page specifically says that shouldn't be done...)

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have made some of their research titles on LGBTQ free to access for the whole of August:

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Which of the above redlinked Categories would you like me to build out? Cheers! (ccs to

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Re "people who are interested in specific LGBT-related topics," that's kind of what the

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Create or improve LGBT-related Knowledge pages and showcase the results of your work

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http://explore.tandfonline.com/page/ah/global-approach-to/global-approach-to...lgbtq

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women's bodies at Commons. I was project coordinator during the initial phases and

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https://en.wikipedia.org/Talk:Full_Service_(book)#Proposed_merge_with_Scotty_Bowers

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In the course of adding sources I noted that a lot of the entries in the tables on

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The images that have come out of the project can be found in the Commons category

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I think there's also pronoun-editing and unverified statements to remove (eg. in

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Talk:Michel_Foucault#RfC:Should_Foucalt_be_tagged_with_LGBT_and_Gay_categories.3F

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wire service and is being reported in newspapers in Miami among other places. --

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Knowledge talk:WikiProject Medicine#Much confusion about "electro shock therapy"

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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Just wrote the article a couple of weeks ago. Would love people to contribute!

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user categories. Discussion on the initial creation of the LGBTQIA category is

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page, which you are welcome to update, offers some ideas and wanted articles.

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General question: Are these going to be uploaded on the Foundation YouTube?

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This is the third year of this conference, with WikiConference USA being in

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for why this is relevant. However, after a bit of searching, I've now found

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to figure out who these people are... Is it a Scott Lively kind of affair?

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Announcing WikiConference North America in San Diego, Fri-Mon 7-10 October

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if anyone feels like having a go at restoring and improving the article.

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Invitation to the Bay Area WikiSalon series, Wednesday, June 29 at 6 p.m.

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might apply. Any help you could provide would be appreciated. Thank you!

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Two current RfCs of LGBT interest that could use some additional voices:

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To my knowledge Hattieville is the only prison and it's government run.

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The Supreme Court just overturned Belize's sodomy law, 10 minutes ago.

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Contribute to an LGBT-related task force at another Wikimedia project (

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rationale, I do find that approach a little unfriendly. All the best:

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The last Wednesday evening of every month, wiki enthusiasts gather at

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Assistance moving back some improperly categorized/pronouned articles

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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/Non-Klinefelter XXY (2nd nomination)

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Featured list candidate - List of accolades received by Carol (film)

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Deletion discussion about genetic gender topic - comments requested

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Pride edit-a-thon recently held at the San Francisco Public Library

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so I know how it feels to be incorrectly identified in such a way.

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if anyone around here knows an editor who's a gifted illustrator.

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Controversial anti-LGBT statements in BLP could use some attention

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Special announcement (secret for now but come and find out more!)

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RFC on former names in lead of biographies for transgender people

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Talk:Transvestism#Transvestite as an outdated and derogatory term

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I'm also amused by your use of "he" as a pronoun for me. Tsk. --

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has been nominated for deletion. You are encouraged to join the

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has been nominated for renaming. You are encouraged to join the

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has been nominated for renaming. You are encouraged to join the

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to collaborate, mingle, and learn about new projects and ideas.

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Is anyone here interested in adding more referenced info about

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I've updated. (First time I've ever updated an svg in my life!)

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I invite you all to discuss the issue that I raised there. --

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There is currently a nomination at DYK which can be found at

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Project members are welcome to help expand and improve the

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I am inviting participants in WikiProject LGBT Studies to

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Wiki Loves Pride page about the Orlando nightclub shooting

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Friday to Monday 7-10 October. Here are further details:

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Homosexualities: A Study of Diversity Among Men and Women

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Talk:The Matrix Reloaded#The Wachowski credit in the lead

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and bring a photo ID that matches your registration name.

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to avoid alphabet soup and so mainstream can identify it)

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Discussion about the conference on-wiki could happen at

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vis-a-vis transgender and non-binary people. Thank you.

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I'm working on a trans-related submission this week...

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Category:Transgender and transsexual military personnel

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Category:LGBT sportspeople at the 2016 Summer Olympics

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Category:LGBT sportspeople at the 2016 Summer Olympics

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http://www.museosarteano.it/pagina4.php?linguanumero=2

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Template:Did you know nominations/Trans Day of Revenge

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Subscribe or Unsubscribe to this talk page notice here

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http://blog.wikimedia.org/2016/06/17/wiki-loves-pride/

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