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Pelvic pain on testosterone is common and treatable. You deserve care that supports your body and your identity.
A transgender woman alleges that they were refused membership at Fernwood Fitness after making a routine enquiry, receiving a message that stated the company is “not inclusive of transgender women.” The woman shared their experience on a transgender Reddit forum, alongside a screenshot of the text received in response to their enquiry. “I’m sorry, the …
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A new six-month review of New South Wales’ hate crime laws and protections for marginalised groups has been confirmed.
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