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Is there space in the Canadian constitution for transphobia?
Misinformation overload has been pounding the news media airways in Canada. Personal, public attacks on your identity and human rights -- it is more than exhausting. It can lead to policy change that hurts Canadians with diverse gender identities.
Charlotte Dalwood says, 'no' and we had the pleasure of connecting with her from Calgary, Alberta. Charlotte Dalwood (she/her) is a juris doctor student at the University of Calgary, Faculty of Law. Her publications include articles in CBC News, Rabble, The Edmonton Journal, and Sojourners.
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As misinformation campaign against transgender rights intensifies, Ottawa must act
Share your thoughts with us! Follow Charlotte Dalwood on Twitter @csdalwood, or connect with her online at www.charlottedalwood.com
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Show Notes
Is there space in the Canadian constitution for transphobia?
Misinformation overload has been pounding the news media airways in Canada. Personal, public attacks on your identity and human rights -- it is more than exhausting. It can lead to policy change that hurts Canadians with diverse gender identities.
Charlotte Dalwood says, 'no' and we had the pleasure of connecting with her from Calgary, Alberta. Charlotte Dalwood (she/her) is a juris doctor student at the University of Calgary, Faculty of Law. Her publications include articles in CBC News, Rabble, The Edmonton Journal, and Sojourners.
Thanks for your support:
Hey, Cis! is a volunteer podcast and we'd love your support in producing sustainably high-calibre content. Consider supporting with a ko-fi - it's easy and every sip counts.
Show Notes & Useful Links:
Share your thoughts with us! Follow Charlotte Dalwood on Twitter @csdalwood, or connect with her online at www.charlottedalwood.com
More on this topic? Check out these podcasts and resources:
OK - Love this episode so much: Transploitation - Canadaland podcast
#transawarenessweek
Produced and edited in-house.
Linktree: https://linktr.ee/SimplyGoodForm
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Isaac Cook
Co-Host Hey, Cis! Linguistic fact-finder, digitally-inspired. Trans, non-binary, queer person with a passion for making change. Elevated home-chef and 'Best in Show'
What is Hey, Cis!?
A beyond binary journey to being a better human. Join our head-on conversation about current affairs and gender-based issues affecting transgender and non-binary youth, students, and adults within Canada.
Hosts Cyn (she/her) and Isaac (he/they) give arts, culture, doers & dreamers a beyond binary twist in this Atlantic Canadian conversational talk show; breaking down cis-normative bias, smashing stigma, and fostering a greater connection between cisgender and trans, and non-binary communities.