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Tuesday, March 1, 2011

In The Life: Our Bodies Our Rights



As we continue to watch happenings on the lgbt scenes up north here is this month's entry for the In The Life documentary series.

A disproportionate number of LGBT youth who go through the juvenile justice system end up encountering discrimination and abuse. IN THE LIFE features the stories of young people who share their journeys of going through ill equipped correctional institutions and the voices of advocates who are fighting for change. Followed by a look at the consequences youth face for not conforming to gender "appropriate" dress and behavior in their homes and schools
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Our Bodies, Our Rights

March 2011 (00:28:00)




Juvenile Injustice (00:15:22)

"When it was time to see the judge my aunt had the option of taking me back but she said, 'No, I don't want him.' I went back to my cell for another month."

-George del Rio


Policing Gender (00:08:38)

"Our schools need to be a place where people feel like they can thrive and be who they are and be their most successful version of themselves."

- Carson Kressley

You Are Not Alone

February 2011 (00:03:00)



"You should never be ashamed to be in love with somebody."


In The Life Media staff share their personal stories of hope for young queer viewers




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