An interview with Jevon Wright from Naming New Zealand and Tranzform, recorded during the community event Queer History in the Making.
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access, binary, change, coffee, community law, connect, connections, events, french, fundraising, gay, homosexual, homosexual law reform, inspiration, journey, law, lesbian, library, naming, news, normal, other, pants, people, queer, sexual identity, sport, support, time, transport, website, youth, zoo