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International Gay Rugby addresses trans & non-binary rugby-playing community
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International Gay Rugby (IGR) has directly addressed the transgender and non-binary rugby-playing community with the message ‘You will always be welcome to play rugby’, following reports that ongoing work to update World Rugby guidelines would exclude transgender women from the game.Following a meeting of stakeholders from across the sporting world in February 2020, attended by IGR, a first draft of revised guidelines for transgender athletes in rugby has been circulated to National Unions for feedback.
This draft was supposed to remain confidential, however it was leaked to a news outlet by an unknown source.IGR has stated proposed guidelines, if implemented, would introduce significant barriers to entry for transgender athletes when.
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'As a queer Iraqi non-binary Brit, I grew up carrying a lot of internalised shame': How filmmaker and writer Amrou Al-Kadhi used drag to embrace their differences
Tales of a Unicorn, a memoir about their personal journey and experiences of identity.“A lot of my anxieties in my life come from wanting to fit in,” they say.“I tried to fit into Eton and that didn’t work, I tried to fit into Islam and that didn’t work either. The more I tried to belong in one space, the more my mental health suffered.
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