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Tag Archives: Ivan Moore
Rollins trial, day 7: See Ivan Moore’s column on “consent” in rape cases
Once again the trial of Anthony Rollins, the former Anchorage Police Department cop accused of serial rape — was livetweeted by Grace Jang of KTVA Channel 11 News, Christine Kim of KTUU Channel 2 News, and photographer Ken Fankhauser in … Continue reading
Keeping the T in LGBT
[See also my previous post on this topic, We are all, or none.] Well, now, short shrift has certainly been given to pollster Ivan Moore’s idea (posted on June 4 at 4:00 PM in comments on the web-posted version of … Continue reading
Posted in Ordinance, Transfolk
Tagged Anchorage Assembly, Anchorage ordinance 2009-64, bathrooms, biological sex, Ivan Moore, Jerry Prevo, trans
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We are all, or none
Anchorage pollster Ivan Moore suggests the Anchorage Assembly remove “gender identity” and “gender expression” from coverage under the proposed equal rights ordinance — in order to get the rigid right to agree. Sorry. I won’t throw my trans sisters & brothers under the bus. And I’m not alone. Continue reading