By Jane Badler
My son had a vision for the world. He called himself “AntiBoy”. He was against all labels and yearned for freedom to be whoever he wanted to be, and imagined a world where people were judged on their hearts and minds, not on their gender.
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The Antiboy Legacy
By Jane Badler
My son had a vision for the world. He called himself “AntiBoy”. He was against all labels and yearned for freedom to be whoever he wanted to be, and imagined a world where people were judged on their hearts and minds, not on their gender...
By Jane Badler
My son had a vision for the world. He called himself “AntiBoy”. He was against all labels and yearned for freedom to be whoever he wanted to be, and imagined a world where people were judged on their hearts and minds, not on their gender.
The post The Antiboy Legacy appeared first on The Gay & Lesbian Review.
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