Letter: A transsexual life of sadness

Sunday 12 June 1994 00:02 BST

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TO DEVOTE four pages to Brazilian transvestites with 'case studies' and pseudo medical/ forensic photographs presented as serious journalism was professionally and editorially dishonest. If I wanted salacious reading matter I would buy the News of the World.

As a woman, I also found the article's title 'The silicone sisterhood' and the constant use of she/her throughout outrageous. However wee their willies (as Billy Connolly might say) these are still men.

Sarah Brown

Glasgow

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