Chicago intersex activist, who won a historic victory at Lurie Children's Hospital, talks about life and a new memoir
CHICAGO — Nobody told Pidgeon Pagonis that they were intersex, or born with a body that doesn’t fit standard definitions of male and female. Not when Pagonis, who was raised as a girl but now identifies as nonbinary, learned that they couldn’t menstruate or have children. Not when, one by one, the friends with whom Pagonis had shared secrets and sleepovers entered puberty, leaving Pagonis — ...
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