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Still trans and still waiting, Mr. President. By Nathan Parin In the first issue of The Cauldron, I wrote a piece centered around misgendering; specifically by Cleveland State University’s President Harlan Sands. Shortly after, the Vice Provost and Dean of Students, Shannon J. Greybar-Milliken, reached out to me. She expressed to me that Sands wanted …
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By Savannah Lewis For the past four years, Cleveland State University has offered a unique service to students within the transgender community. The Trans Student Support Hour offers students who identify across the gender spectrum or intersex individuals a safe place to express themselves together. These group sessions will be available from 3 p.m.- 4 …
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By Chau Tang On November 17, Marge’s Hope held an event for Transgender Day of Remembrance to honor those who lost their lives to anti-transgender violence. Before the event, people that gathered at the AIDs Taskforce on Euclid Ave to prepare for the event and hold a vigil for those who had passed in the …
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By Regan Reeck, Katie Hobbins and KC Longley The doors are locked. There is a slight click as they are unlocked by the office secretary. The building is quiet, a stark contrast to days prior where cries of “Where is he?” echoed loudly enough to be heard on the street outside. In the wake …
By John Eppich Welcome back to the dark ages. After making so much progress in the past decade, I am completely and utterly in shock by the most recent news to hit the LGBTQ+ community. The United States’ United Nations ambassador has recently voted not to condemn countries that enforce the death penalty on …
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By Savannah Lewis Last November, my friends and I sat around the TV watching in disbelief as Donald Trump became our president. During this time, we made jokes that were tinted with the real fear of losing our rights and protections as American citizens. We weren’t sure what the outcome of this man’s presidency …
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