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Katherine O’Donnell has worked for many of the UK’s national newspapers in her 35-year career, including The Times of London, the Evening Standard, and The Independent. She runs a social enterprise, campaigns for LGBTIQ equality and lives in Scotland and in France.

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opinion

Trans, British, and Struggling: ‘I Don’t Feel Safe Anywhere’

‘UNBEARABLE’

The High Court’s ruling to limit access to puberty delaying medication for trans teens was the latest blow in what feels to many trans Brits like an endless onslaught of prejudice.

Katherine O'Donnell | Published Dec 09, 2020
opinion

This British Anti-Trans Court Ruling Stinks of Cruelty

DOING HARM

An English court ruling on accessibility to puberty blockers will cause considerable upset to trans teenagers—and was announced as anti-trans hate in the British media continues.

Katherine O'Donnell | Published Dec 03, 2020
opinion

Jan Morris Was a Brilliant Writer, and For Me an Inspiration

VIRTUOSITY

Jan Morris, who died last week, was a great writer and a pioneering trans woman whose ground-breaking memoir 'Conundrum' unleashed a cultural shockwave when it was published.

Katherine O'Donnell | Published Nov 23, 2020

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