A recent New York Times article suggested that 2010 might be known as the year of the transsexual. The story identified many gender-bending images that appeared in the media during 2010 .Y-Press 16-year-old radio producer Shayan Ahmad reports on life as transgender teen for two Indianapolis teens. Read the full description.
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A recent New York Times article suggested that 2010 might be known as the year of the transsexual. The story identified many gender-bending images that appeared in the media during 2010 .Y-Press 16-year-old radio producer Shayan Ahmad reports on life as transgender teen for two Indianapolis teens.
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jocelyn rivera
Posted on February 13, 2012 at 07:51 PM | Permalink
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The piece that I decided to review was transgender youth by Y press I found this piece to be interesting because I didn't really know much about the transgender community in my opinion I don't see transgender people as a problem people are all the same to me we are all humans living and breathing so why should anyone be treated differently especially in the work place. I find that to be unprofessional in the sense that the transgender person might be more qualified than the other person receiving the job but may not get it because of their sexual orientation. But in all I think that the piece was well done and put together nicely I enjoyed it