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EPISODE · Jul 10, 2019 · 26 MIN

The Cost of Being Intersex ft. Hans Lindahl

from Oh My Dollar! · host Oh My Dollar!

The alphabet soup of the GLBTQIA+ community includes one letter many people don't know about - "I"  - which stands for "intersex", a term that refers to people that are born with a reproductive or sexual anatomy that doesn't fit the "typical" definitions of female or male. So, today, we've brought on Hans Lindahl, Communications Director at interAct, to talk about her own financial experience as an intersex person and  some of the things you might not know about the costs of your sex "not following directions well" (as Hans puts it.) Links from this show:interAct Hans on Youtube! (check out her series of intersex people talking to other intersex people!)Hans on twitter and her website Ask us a question! We love hearing from you! Email us your cat pictures or other financial thoughts at [email protected] or tweet us at  @anomalily or @ohmydollar Check out our transcript and full show notes The full transcript and show notes are provided by our patrons in the Purrsonal Finance Society. This episode was underwritten by patron Tamsen G Association, Warrior Queen, and Chris Giddings. Find the transcript and show notes at ohmydollar.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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