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‘My Name Was Baby’: How this Midwestern author came to write an intersex memoir
On Jan. 20, 2025, Donald Trump took back the White House. On that same day, he signed executive order 14168, the natural progression of the GOP’s ongoing assault on transgender people. This order sought to define gender and sex as strictly binary: male and female. And yet, I was…
An array of pride flags celebrate the LGBTQ+ community. Author Chris Arnone has used his personal experiences as the basis for an intersex memoir released this month. (Susan J. Demas/Michigan Advance)
On Jan. 20, 2025, Donald Trump took back the White House. On that same day, he signed executive order 14168, the natural progression of the GOP’s ongoing assault on transgender people. This order sought to define gender and sex as strictly binary: male and female.
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