I'm Jonathan Kapart and welcome to K-part.

The I in LGBTQIA Plus stands for intersex.

It stands for the nearly 2% of the world's population

who are born with a variation of sex characteristics.

That says many people who have green eyes or even red hair.

The focus features documentary, Every Body, puts a spotlight on the

Intersex community. One of the subjects of the film says that right now, in the

national conversation about the LGBTQIA Plus community, the eye could stand for invisible.

But not anymore.

Alicia Roth Weigel, a subject of the documentary and author of the book Inverse Cowgirl uses her voice

to ensure that Intersex People are heard and seen. What you're about to hear is the

conversation we had on July 19th of last year.

But we're bringing you this encore presentation because it just won bronze in the

DEI category at the 45th annual Telli Awards.

And in it, you'll hear Alicia talk about how she was born with internal testees

and how her existence proves that there is no pure male and female.

This knowledge then exposes the problem with demands that only biological women

participate in women's sports.

I always played on women's sports teams growing up.

I again, I look completely female on the outside.

And my question to legislators was, do they really want me using the

men's room if their whole question if their whole motivation for these bills is

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