"Justice for Santhi Soundarajan and Caster Semenya!"(Photo: Reuters)
(Btw., here's what it was about in a nutshell, and here's a some essential background.)
Reckon I should work out more often. Not to mention getting a bit of regular sleep every now and then. This is just too much, or even plain unhealthy, and it just never ends like.
However, still like the above one especially, this AFP-snapper Fabrice Coffrini seemed to dig some humour as well (also I can blame everything on the wide angle like that).
(Photo: Ärger)And since there were ahem more photojournos than demonstrators, this statue below in front of the entrance of the IOC came quite handy, as we had to leave the placards somewhere in order to deliver our Open Letter.
Not to mention the statue looking obviously more glamourous than the two of us ...
Anyways, all things considered, actually went down quite well.
Except maybe for the New York Times reducing my beautiful hermaphrodite girlfriend to a mere 'woman' in their blurb – shame on youse:
Ah well, guess you just can't win 'em all, I'm afraid ...
(Speaking of, it's a week later now, but I'm still wrapping up. At least yesterday slept more than 5 hours in a row since I don't remember when – actually 13 hours more or less straight, but today coming from work still just passed out again. Not to mention all of the rest I should really, really have finished yesterday. Also the explanation why I didn't manage posting anything here erm lately.)
And, just in case I didn't mention yet:
Background article: The Hounding of Caster Semenya and the Extermination of Hermaphrodites in the "Developed World"
The rally: "Justice for Santhi Soundarajan and Caster Semenya!"
The Open Letter: Unfair Treatment of (suspected) Intersex Athletes
Another nice article in english, about this year's children's hospital rally: Campaign against corrective surgery
Even more english language stuff @ Zwischengeschlecht.org
See you around ...
