m ISSUE 4 Undoing Gender What makes a “real” man? What makes a “real” woman? What happens to those of us who live outside of the boundaries created by society? 5 Inclusive Housing Ever wondered what options are available for transgendered students at the University? Find out what campus housing is doing to accommodate those who do not fit the gender binary. 6 Proud To Be An Ally Every year the LGBTIQ community holds its annual Pride weekend in Durham. Read about how one ally’s experience changed her awareness to issues regarding sexuality. 7 Hold Your Tongue Common phrases like “hey, you guys” and “fireshman” may seem benign but actually have negative consequences, often unintended. 8 Co-chair Q & A New co-chairs were elected last semester to lead the GLBT-SA. LAMBDA provides readers a chance to get to know their new leaders. Right: Series of books holding a collection of North Carolina statutes and laws. 10 Sexuality vs. Gender “All butch women are lesbians.” “All effeminate men are gay.” One writer takes these assumptions to task. 111ntersexually Speaking Transgendered and intersex students are not always visible on campus. Read about one intersex student and why she chooses to keep her identity confidential. 12 Loving The Letters Too often bisexuality and trans sexuality take a back seat to issues affecting gays and lesbians. Find out why both the LGBTIQ community and greater society should seek to be more inclusive. 14 Project Drag One smdent studying sexviality in the Amsterdam had to perform drag for the day while abroad last semester. The experience sheds light on how we perceive each other’s gender identities in everjday life. 16 Trans Legal Woes One of the greatest challenges for the transgender community is how to be treated fairiy under the law Can education and action help improve the lives of an often marginalized group in society? Above: Banner signaling North Carolina’s annual Pride weekend hangs over the festivities in Durham. Front cover by Win Chesson Brightly colored murals decorate walls lining the Castro in San Francisco. Calif.

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