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The I in Us

27 Aug 2024

The I in Us: Morgan Carpenter and Margie McCumstie(PARIS OLYMPICS)

Sexuality

The I in Us:  Morgan Carpenter and Margie McCumstie(PARIS OLYMPICS)

“We need to accept people for who they are and allow them to compete in the sport they’ve been training for in the body they’ve been given; without modification, without any changes, just for who they are…and allow them to compete because that is what is fair”(Margie McCumstie on The I in Us, 14th August 2024)

Welcome to a highly educational and gripping Paris Olympics episode of The I in Us.  Our fabulous hosts, Paul and Little Jase, welcome special guests, Morgan Carpenter and Margie McCumstie, to the program.  Our hosts discuss with Morgan Carpenter and Margie McCumstie the impact of social and general media discussions on the intersex community.  These discussions have been getting an abundance of publicity during the Paris Olympics. Much of this publicity has been considerably triggering and unsettling to members of the intersex community.  It touches on the complexities of accidentally ‘outing’ people. Thus telling the world that they have bodies that are different, that are suspect.  Such treatment can have very harmful consequences.  Hear what Morgan and Margie say about existing regulations pertaining to competing in international sport.  If any of the information in this  The I in Us podcast is triggering or for support in general, please visit https://joy.org.au/support,

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Morgan Carpenter

Morgan Carpenter is Associate Professor and Bioethicist at Sydney University, School of Public Health, and holds a PhD in Bioethics.  He is part-time Director at Intersex Human Rights Australia(IHRA), a national charity for people with innate variations of sex characteristics. For more information on IHRA, please visit https://www.ihra.org.au.  Morgan’s work focuses on human rights and ethics in relation to the treatment of people with innate sex characteristics.  In 2013, he designed and created something very special to members of the intersex community.  Find out what Morgan designed and created in 2013 which is extremely significant to the intersex community.  Also, to find out even more about Morgan Carpenter, visit:  https://www.morgancarpenter.com

Margie McCumstie

Margie McCumstie, Celebrant, MC, Speaker, author, Podcaster, is Training and Communications Coordinator for IHRA.  She is the NSW and ACT State Representative for Intersex Peer Support Australia.  Margie is also very passionate about the human rights of intersex individuals. There is so much information about Margie, visit https://margiemccumstie.com.au

This is an unforgettable episode of The I in Us.  This is such powerful, gripping, captivating and highly educational program.   It provides a supporting voice for intersex individuals who have previously not had a voice that represents them. This is a show not to be missed.

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