Sunday, October 25, 2015 Intersex Awareness Day- October 26th Little Amy, cowgirl phase When I was a child I loved unicorns. In my room I had unicorn statues, a snow globe, posters, and bedspread. Something drew me to those mythical creatures and their unknown worlds of imagination. As a child I knew unicorns were not […]
Article posted in Skepchick by Amy Buzalsky on January 26, 2015 Editor’s Note: Check out Amy’s other pieces on what being intersexed is all about. Today’s post is about the different ways in which being intersexed has been featured in the media. ***** Last summer at CONvergence/SkepchickCon, I attended a break out session called “Not Men or […]
Featured on the Guest Post of Skepchick.org, Amy Buzalsky shares what it means to live life as an intersex woman. Editor’s Note: You may remember Amy’s last guest post about the Invisible Intersexed Community. Next, she tackles what it feels like to be diagnosed as intersexed (with a female identity). ****** There are some things about […]
Amy Buzalsky shared about her experience with growing up as an intersexed individual. Mary- August 11, 2014 Do you know someone who is intersexed? Would you be able to notice a person is intersexed by looking at them? The answer to that question is no. According to the Intersex Society of North America or ISNA It is […]
