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Archive for Tuesday, October 30, 2018


Intersection: Transgender Rights; Don Price Retires; City Unseen

https://wmfe-od.streamguys1.com/intersection/103018_Intersection.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSSA report that the Federal government could narrow the definition of gender is raising alarm in the LGBTQ community. According to the New York Times a memo shows the Department of Health and Human Services is leading an effort to define a person’s gender as biological, immutable and defined by their genitalia at birth. On this episode of Intersection, we’re joined by Christopher Cuevas of QLatinX and trans rights advocate Jordyn Victoria Laos for a conversation about how the LGBTQ community in Orlando is reacting to the news, and the level ...
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Intersection: City Unseen

The technology that powered the Pokemon Go craze finds new expression in the world of art. From drawings that assemble into 3D objects before your eyes, to a door that opens into an artist’s studio, City Unseen reveals the potential of Augmented Reality art.
Published in Central Florida News, Intersection

Greenwood Cemetery Sexton Don Price Retires

The sexton of Orlando’s Greenwood Cemetery, Don Price, is retiring. Price has built a reputation as a repository of local history, telling stories of  Orlando's past with his monthly cemetery tours. Price tells Intersection the tours will continue, even after his retirement. 
Published in Central Florida News, Intersection

Intersection: Orlando LGBTQ Community Alarmed By Reports Of Memo

A report that the Federal government could narrow the definition of gender is raising alarm in the LGBTQ community. According to the New York Times a memo shows the Department of Health and Human Services is leading an effort to define a person’s gender as biological, immutable and defined by a person's genitalia at birth. Christopher Cuevas and Jordyn Victoria Laos join Intersection to explain how the LGBTQ community in Orlando is reacting to the news.
Published in Central Florida News, Intersection