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OUTCASTING — FEATURED EPISODES
A young asexual discovers
he’s not alone
The anti-gay Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), declared unconstitutional in 2013 and 2015, required many same-sex couples to either break up or leave the country. Originally presented in 2014.
Being in a binational same-sex relationship
before marriage equality
The anti-gay Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), declared unconstitutional in 2013 and 2015, required many same-sex couples to either break up or leave the country. Originally presented in 2014.
OUTCASTING OVERTIME — FEATURED EPISODES
The ridiculousness of
“Straight Pride”
Some straight people — the aggrieved ones (we all know who they are) – seem to feel left out because there’s no “Straight Pride” celebration. OutCaster Alex explains why that is. Originally presented in 2019.
Supreme Court justices
attack marriage equality
LGBTQ youth react to a statement by religious conservative justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito about overturning marriage equality, a Supreme Court action now more likely following the reversal of Roe v. Wade. Originally presented in 2020.
Guests Drew Adams, Tara Borelli
(May 1, 2019) In the last two episodes of OutCasting, OutCaster Andrew spoke with Paul D. Castillo, an attorney at Lambda Legal, about Title IX, which prohibits sex discrimination in educational institutions that receive federal funding. They focused on Title IX’s protection of transgender students and the surrounding legal and political developments.
Now we expand on that discussion by talking with Drew Adams, a transgender student who sued his high school for discrimination, and Tara Borelli, an attorney at Lambda Legal who worked on his case. Drew decided to take legal action because his school denied him access to the boys’ restroom after receiving an anonymous complaint. He won his case on the grounds of both Title IX and the equal protection clause of the constitution, but the school has appealed the decision. The appeal is currently in process.
In this episode of OutCasting, OutCaster Andrew speaks with Drew and Tara about the process of suing Drew’s school, what it was like, how the case went, and what its significance is.
- Previous series: Title IX and discrimination against transgender youth in education
- Next series: The 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising — guest Andy Humm with OutCaster Andrew
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