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'We are literally erased': what does it mean to be intersex? | Documentary films - Vimarsana News

'We are literally erased': what does it mean to be intersex? | Documentary films

The documentary Every Body explores the fraught medical history and forced stigma of difference through the lives of three intersex Americans

Letter from America: Dangerous ideas from the US! - Vimarsana News

Letter from America: Dangerous ideas from the US!

Is it possible that “they” as Hale now preferred pronoun had been trans-gendered from female to male? And by whom?

UK Premiere of BOY Announced At Edinburgh Fringe - Vimarsana News

UK Premiere of BOY Announced At Edinburgh Fringe

From the writer and director of critically acclaimed Us/Them (Fringe First winner 2016) comes an extraordinary true story exploring gender, identity and abuse of power.

Pro-life, Catholic leaders condemn repeal of Mexico City Policy - Vimarsana News

Pro-life, Catholic leaders condemn repeal of Mexico City Policy

Credit: DCStockPhotography/Shutterstock Washington D.C., Jan 28, 2021 / 11:15 am (CNA).- Catholic and pro-life leaders condemned the White House’s planned repeal of the Mexico City Policy on Thursday. The policy prevents the use of tax dollars from going to foreign organizations that perform or promote abortions. The White House announced on Thursday morning that President Joe Biden would be repealing the policy later in the day, among his executive actions on health care. Jeanne Mancini, president of the March for Life, called the announcement “a deeply disturbing move” as it took plac...

1979 polio outbreak in Lancaster County remembered | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

1979 polio outbreak in Lancaster County remembered | News, Sports, Jobs

JED REINERT LNP newspaper, via AP LNP/LancasterOnline via AP Massive lines formed outside Manheim Township High School on June 4, 1979, as people flocked to receive vaccinations against polio in Lancaster, Pa. LANCASTER, Pa. — With multiple vaccines for the COVID-19 novel coronavirus on the horizon, Americans will likely see a large-scale vaccination effort sometime in the next few months. Older Lancaster County residents may remember other large-scale vaccination efforts, such as those aimed at eradicating polio. The last of those efforts came much later than you may think — while poli...