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Public opinion of transgender rights in SA revealed
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mambaonline.comA new study finds that most South Africans support the rights of transgender people but balk at their use of bathrooms based on their gender identity. The study, published by The Williams Institute in June, analysed data from a 2017 Global Attitudes Toward Transgender People survey of 501 South Africans.
The authors found that almost half (49.4%) of the participants reported having seen transgender people before but not actually knowing them personally.
Approximately one in three (36.1%) participants reported knowing someone who is transgender, such as acquaintances, friends, or family members.
The study revealed that the vast majority of South Africans seem to have generally positive views when it comes to transgender rights, at least in
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James Hormel, first openly gay U.S. ambassador, dies at age 88
The Washington Post.Hormel’s nomination appeared to be dead in 1998, but Clinton renominated Hormel for the vacant ambassadorship a year later, and installed Hormel in the post through a recess appointment, outraging Republicans. Hormel served as ambassador from June 1999 to December 2000.“The process was very long and strenuous, arduous, insulting, full of misleading statements, full of lies, full of deceit, full of antagonism,” Hormel said in 2012 while promoting a memoir, Fit to Serve, about his nomination and ambassadorship. “Ultimately a great deal was achieved,” Hormel said.
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