You think I just don't understand, but I don't believe you.

I am beginning to think the Sherbourne Health Centre hates Lesbians.

First, Counselor Xander Sarkisova pushes his rapey analysis that Lesbians are bigots for not wanting dick.  To date, Sherbourne Health Centre has not responded to this. Xander’s blog is here.  Xander claiming to be a victim is here.

Second, Sherbourne Health Centre is co-sponsoring a workship with PLANNED PARENTHOOD to teach MAABs (Male-Assigned at Birth) how to penetrate the barrier of Lesbian Underwear?

WTF Sherbourne Health Centre?  If you think Two is a Trend, let Sherbourne know.

NOTE: To date, no response from Sherbourne Health Centre, which claims to serve Members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans (LGBT) communities. I wonder how they treat their Lesbian patients?

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from Cathy Brennan bugbrennan@gmail.com
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cctanya.gallus@ipc.on.ca

bccptaylor@globeandmail.com,

date Tue, Jan 3, 2012 at 11:12 AM
subject Health Facility Misuse
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Good morning,
My name is Cathy Brennan, and I am a lawyer in Baltimore, Maryland.  I am a lesbian activist that does work about gender identity issues.  Recently, a lesbian blogger sent me a link to a blog post by Xander (Sly) Sarkisova, who works at Sherbourne (according to his LinkedIn profile).  Specifically, Mr. Sarkisova stated in this blog post that:

“your [penis eschewing] behaviour is not tied to a lack of desire, but rather your unwillingness to validate transfemale realness.”  See
http://www.thescavenger.net/isgd/what-transphobia-looks-like-a-primer-for-family-friends-and-loved-ones-817.html

I find this statement tremendously homophobic and harmful to lesbians, and commented accordingly on Mr. Sarkisova’s blog at http://xsarkisovathespaceinbetweenyouandme.blogspot.com/. See attachment; Mr. Sarkisova did not publish my comment, which I left under my real name and this email address (bugbrennan at gmail.com).  I routinely comment on blogs, as I believe this is how we have dialogue to advance understanding.  And, I always do so under my real name, as I also believe in accountability.

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