A Love Story with a Twist: Brokeback Mountain
By Pauline Park No one who has seen Brokeback Mountain could have been surprised when, in January, the fi lm won 2006 […]
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Transgender Health: Reconceptualizing Pathology as Wellness
Transgender Health: Reconceptualizing Pathology as Wellness Pauline Park, Ph.D. closing keynote speech to the Trans Health Conference Philadelphia 7 April 2007 I’d […]
NYAGRA publishes first NYC transgender health care provider directory
On July 21, the New York Association for Gender Rights Advocacy (NYAGRA) published the first public directory of transgender-sensitive providers in the New […]
Christine Quinn’s record on LGBT issues
Christine Quinn’s record on LGBT issues as Speaker of the New York City Council25 June 2009– As Speaker of the New York […]
Helen Sears for City Council (25th District)
Council Member Helen Sears (D-25) with Pauline Park An Open Letter to the LGBT Community in Queens re Helen Sears & the […]
Trans Feminism: Speaking My Truth to the Powers That Be
TransfeminismSpeaking My Truth to Powerby Pauline Park I am currently chair of the New York Association for Gender Rights Advocacy (NYAGRA) and […]
“Envisioning Justice: The Journey of a Transgendered Woman”
In 2005, filmmaker Larry Tung approached Pauline Park about doing a documentary about her life and work. Over the course of the […]
Obama Night in Queens: Writing LGBT into the Party Platform
Last night, I spent the evening with a platform — the Democratic Party platform. Or at least, the part of it that […]
Diversity, Race & the Pursuit of a Progressive LGBT Agenda for Social Justice & Social Change
Keynote speech to the 27th Annual Convention of the National Association of Black & White Men Together (NABWMT) Cleveland 4 August 2007 […]
LGBT Issues in Intercountry Adoption Implications for Policy and Research
“Families Without Borders? Adoption Across Culture and Race” St. John’s University 4th Biennial Adoption Conference New York City 13-4 October 2006 Lesbian, […]
Race and the Politics of LGBT Communities of Color
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered people of color face multiple oppressions based on race, ethnicity, language, national origin, and citizenship status as […]