Letters to the Editor
Rob Bennett
One week it is a statement of proof about dinosaurs living with humans; the next week is one or more replies disputing this.
Saturday 18 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: transgender
‘Shut up or get out!’
Letters to the Editor
Rob Bennett
One week it is a statement of proof about dinosaurs living with humans; the next week is one or more replies disputing this.
Rendezvous on rights
LGBT rights will be the focus of a regional conference in Norman this weekend.
News
Sarah Lobban
PFLAG Regional Training Conference
8:30 a.m. Saturday
St. Stephen’s United Methodist Church
1801 W. Brooks St., Norman
921-2348
Naming names
CFN
Gazette staff
What’s in a name? Some serious anti-transgender issues for one Oklahoma County judge.
Say my name
An Oklahoma County’s judge’s refusal to let a transgender person change her name spurs a legal appeal.
News
Clifton Adcock
An Oklahoma transgender individual is seeking to appeal an Oklahoma County district judge’s ruling denying her petition to change her name.
It’s Pat!
Letters to the Editor
Thomas Bowman
Re: “Say my name” by Clifton Adcock (News, Oct. 17, Oklahoma Gazette):
K-11
Bar none, a one-of-a-kind kick.
Drama
Rod Lott
How weird that K-11 is attracting more attention for who the director is (the mother of Twilight starlet Kristen Stewart) than for its outlandish subject matter (transgendered inmates). That oversight is as insane as this movie, new to VOD.
K-11
Bar none, a one-of-a-kind kick.
Drama
Rod Lott
How weird that in its brief theatrical run, K-11 attracted more attention for who the director is (the mother of Twilight starlet Kristen Stewart) than for its outlandish subject matter (transgendered inmates). That oversight is as insane as this movie, which is new to Blu-ray.
