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Stephen Whittle | Features | Regulars | Reviews | Advertisers
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If we can't be proud - Interview with Stephen Whittle

Stephen Whittle in Issue 6

"The sensational labels need to be put in the dustbin of ignorance."

Writer, intellectual, human rights campaigner, lecturer in Law and veteran lesbian activist, Stephen Whittle discusses transgender issues with Josie Henley-Einion.

"I don't have to be found out - I am out."

Find out more about Stephen's work at the Press For Change website: www.pfc.org.uk/campaign/people/swhittle.htm

Features

  • I'm Not Religious - but my girlfriend is! Liz Terry researches the impact of religion on the LGBT community
  • Big Gay Read - Louise Welsh reads the list of the Nation's Favourite Gay Novel
  • Gay's Not The Word? - Norena Shopland traces the history of the word 'gay'
  • Women's Tours in New Zealand - see below
  • Lesbian Midwives - Alys Henley-Einion investigates lesbian midvives' experiences of discrimination
  • What Not To Wear This Christmas - Alys and Josie play lesbian style gurus
  • Andrea Dworkin Saved My Life - Tamara Fulcher pays tribute to the famous feminist
  • Dyke Drama - Short and Girlie Productions (see below)

Regulars

As usual, Issue 6 features news and events, letters from our readers, and our regular contributors:
  • V.G. Lee - Feeling The Burn At Sunny Seaford
  • Life Coach Lynda Benham - What is your Gremlin?
  • Patty Nazo - Earth Moving Research
  • Regular Features
    • Parenting - Do Dads Matter? Male Role Models vs Positive Role Models
    • Media - Heavy Vetting - Farewell to Zoe Tate (see below)
    • Down There - pubic hair
    This issue also features fiction and poetry.

    Women's Tours in New Zealand

    New Zealand's stunning scenery Gill Warren takes a tour in New Zealand with Driftwood Dreamers, a women-only tour company. See also the ad below.

    www.driftwooddreamers.com.

    Farewell to Zoe Tate

    Leah Bracknell as Zoe Tate from EmmerdaleFollowing the exit of lesbian vet Zoe Tate from Emerdale storylines, Media focuses on the portrayal of lesbians in soap opera.

    Dyke Drama

    Short and Girlie Productions' OFF THE CUFF impro show Short and Girlie Productions' OFF THE CUFF all-female comedy impro show.

    www.shortandgirlie.com

    Reviews

    The following books/CDs/DVDs have been reviewed in this issue of Velvet.
    As far as possible the website will link to a site where you may purchase these items.
    Parellel Lies, Stella Duffy Daughters of an Emerald Dusk, Katherine V Forrest Claire of the Moon, Nicole Cohn (director) Go, Al Start

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