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Category: Asexuality and Society

Oxford English Dictionary recognises asexuality

by Asexuality New Zealand Trust12 Apr 201820 Apr 2018

Asexuality has become increasingly widely used and understood over the last twenty years. The Oxford English Dictionary has recognised this by including ‘asexual’ in its latest update.

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Asexual filmmaker tells her story

by Asexuality New Zealand Trust3 Apr 20182 Apr 2018

Asexuality is only rarely discussed in today’s media. Even rarer is asexual individuals telling stories about their asexuality in their own voices. Three young US filmmakers are seeking to challenge that.

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Asexuals march at 2018 Auckland Pride Parade

by Asexuality New Zealand Trust20 Feb 201825 Feb 2018

In a historic day for the New Zealand asexual community, a dozen aces from across New Zealand have become the first asexual group to march in the Auckland Pride Parade.

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Princeton recognises asexuality

by Asexuality New Zealand Trust15 Feb 201823 Oct 2018

Asexuality has historically been under-represented in discussions in the LGBTQIA+ community. Exciting developments show that may be changing.

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Sexuality question for 2023 census

by Asexuality New Zealand Trust11 Feb 201821 Oct 2018

Statistics Minister James Shaw has indicated that a sexuality question will appear on the 2023 New Zealand census after the question was omitted from this year’s census.

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