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June 29, 2008 Kojo Nnamdi Show, WAMU, March 3, 2005 The Science of Gender (Audio)One in 4,000 babies are born with both male and female traits. A look at what scientists are learning about the relationship between hormones, anatomy and gender identity. June 29, 2008 Kojo Nnamdi Show, WAMU, March 3, 2005 The Science of Gender (Audio)One in 4,000 babies are born with both male and female traits. A look at what scientists are learning about the relationship between hormones, anatomy and gender identity. June 29, 2008 Kojo Nnamdi Show, WAMU, June 17, 2008 Transgender Rights (Audio)Kojo Nnamdi Show, WAMU, June 17, 2008, Transgender Rights (Audio) June 12, 2008 The Washington Post Transgender rights laws spread, not always calmlyNEW YORK -- As more state and local governments extend anti-bias protections to transgender people, fierce opposition is surfacing. In Colorado, conservatives contend a new state law will enable sexual predators to frequent women's bathrooms; in Maryland a "Not My Shower" campaign seeks to overturn a comparable county law. . . . read more April 04, 2008 Washington Blade Trans activist switches to Obama's campA prominent Maryland transgender activist has left Sen. Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign and begun stumping for Sen. Barack Obama. . . . read more February 02, 2008 The Examiner 3-Minute Interview: Dana BeyerWashington DC - Dana Beyer is a retired eye surgeon and a senior policy adviser to Montgomery County Council Member Duchy Trachtenberg. She's also a transgender woman. . . . read more June 07, 2007 Hometown Heroes: Capital Pride honors six community pillarsWhen it comes to the pageantry of parades, beyond the floats and marching bands, there is something romantic about the notion of ''grand marshals.'' That phrasing leans, however, toward the generic. And certainly the trappings of the Capital Pride Festival, one of the District's largest annual events, should be anything but generic. (PDF) . . . read more April 15, 2007 St. Petersburg Times With change, acceptance is keyYou're 13 years old, and you love your dad. You love fishing with him, scuba diving with him, riding in his Jeep. . . . read more January 21, 2007 The Baltimore Sun Boomers redefining the second half of lifeWhen Susan Crandell left a prestigious editing job to become a freelance writer, her timing seemed perfect. (PDF) . . . read more January 19, 2007 More Magazine Reinventing Your Life: Trust YourselfTwo years ago, as the 5:46 commuter train whisked me north along the Hudson River toward the future, I didn't know where my adventure would lead me, but I was sure of one thing: I was in very good company. (PDF) . . . read more December 27, 2006 Jerusalem Post When Abba becomes Ima - transsexuals in Orthodox societyMordechai, a 31-year-old Orthodox lawyer from Toronto, gave his wife a Jewish divorce this summer. September 11, 2006 The Daily Pennsylvanian Transgender alum campaigning for spot on Md. democratic ticketMed-school grad will face seven in state primary tomorrow . . . read more September 02, 2006 The Washington Post Hoping Md. Is 'Ready for a Person Like Me'House Candidate Would Be State's 1st Transgender Lawmaker . . . read more August 18, 2006 Washington Blade Record number of gays seek office in Md.Eight candidates vie for House, Senate seats . . . read more August 10, 2006 Metro Weekly Political TransitionDemocrat Dana Beyer fights to be Maryland's first transgender delegate . . . read more August 09, 2006 Join Friends of Dana Beyer for a Washington, D.C. fundraiser for her historic campaignAugust 07, 2006 Kensington Mayor Pete Fosselman
August 07, 2006 Former County Executive Neal Potter
August 02, 2006 The Montgomery County Public Schools Retirees Association (MCPSRA)Your ideas, thoughtful responses and energy gave us the confidence that you will be a terrific representative of the people of our organization and of Montgomery County. . . . read more August 02, 2006 Equality Maryland Endorses Dr. Dana Beyer
July 26, 2006 Silver Chips Online A prescription for changeTransgender seeks district 18 house of delegate seat . . . read more July 24, 2006 The Detroit News Candidate is Milestone for Transgender AmericansColumnist Deb Price commends a transgender woman running for a Maryland House seat that is being vacated by the first openly gay non-incumbent elected to Maryland's legislative body. . . . read more July 11, 2006 The Baltimore Sun Poised for Senate seat - by defaultIn a district [18] that takes in such affluent Washington suburbs as Chevy Chase and Kensington, there is no indication that his [Madaleno's] sexual orientation is an issue, let alone a liability. In 2002 he became the first openly gay person to be elected delegate, from the same area. . . . read more June 26, 2006 Victory Fund endorses Dr. Dana Beyer for Maryland House seatRetired Surgeon, Parent and Activist will Bring Health Care Experience to Policymaking . . . read more June 14, 2006 Baltimore City Paper Straddling The Fence - Politicians Try To Court The Gay Vote Without Losing Anyone Else'sIn the battle for equal rights, details matter. June 09, 2006 The New York Times U.S. Approves Use of Vaccine for Cervical CancerFederal drug officials on Thursday announced the approval of a vaccine against cervical cancer that could eventually save thousands of lives each year . . . read more May 31, 2006 The Gazette Support approval of vaccine to combat cervical cancerIt's a shame that Michelle Turner, Ruth Jacobs and their friends continue their attacks on Montgomery County Public Schools students... May 29, 2006 The Baltimore Sun Retired doctor hopes to bring a new facet to House: herselfDana Beyer is a novice candidate, but she's having no trouble schmoozing. A cadre of political players turned out for a Takoma Park fundraiser in honor of a local candidate so Beyer showed up to pay respects and stump on the side for her own campaign. . . . read more May 24, 2006 The Gazette Newcomer Beyer running for House seat in Dist. 18Dana Beyer, a retired physician and surgeon from Chevy Chase Village, is running for the House of Delegates in District 18. May 11, 2006 Washington Blade Trans candidate takes aim at political barriersBeyer would be first elected statewide in Maryland Back to home
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