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September 2008: Dialogue on Sexuality
In many communities, cultures, and households sexuality is a taboo subject, but sexuality is also part of being human. The World Health Organization definition states that it is influenced by the interaction of biological, psychological, social, economic, political, cultural, ethical, legal, historical, religious and spiritual factors. In short, it is part of who we are. The Sexuality Issue is an open discussion of a topic intimately linked to our health, happiness, and identities.
featured writing
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A.sexual or A.ble? by chechemy, Mexico
Sometimes I get tired of all these asexual assumptions. Like, what, a wheelchair is supposed to be the embrace one longs for on lonely nights? Blindness doesn't make pity glances and scoffing from the opposite gender (or in many cases, within GLBTQ groupings as well) any more palatable. Just because I might not be able to hear you doesn't mean I don't have a need to...
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Beware the scavenger! by MUTEBI PAPA BWAKYA, Zambia
An interesting Poem that Captures the reality of HIV/AIDS
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Do boys always like blue, and girls pink? by Omar, Canada
Socially constructed expectations are all around us; we have normative models of masculinity and femininity. Transgender children, like any other children, are expected to follow these models that correspond to their physical appearance.
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other articles in this issue
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Chaos
Tess rockenstire, United States |
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The pounding
anambets, Canada |
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Jennifer, la hormiguita
MullerTime!, Mexico |
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Dancing In the December Sun
Daniel Song, Nepal |
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حلم ...ملون.. قصة حقيقية
zidanye, Yemen |
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4 Steps to learn anything
Wajid Behsudi, Afghanistan |
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Inequal Opportunity - Politicians are neglecting aboriginal education
Simon, Canada |
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If it glitters, it comes at a price
Julie, Kenya |
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Derechos sexuales y reproductivos
Elizabeth Arceo, Mexico |
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Estigma y discriminación
Aldo-Ivan Valdes, Mexico |
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