Difference between revisions of "Derek Hagan"

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'''Derek Hagan''', born Samantha Whallops, (1934-present) is best known as the first American to have undergone a complete gender reassignment procedure. Samantha had lived a normal life, complete with husband, two children and a career as an accountant.  Upon reaching the age of 30, Samantha determined she wanted to be a male and began her procedure.
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'''Derek Hagan''', born Samantha Whallops, (1934-present) is best known as the first American to have undergone a complete gender reassignment procedure. Whallops had lived a normal life, complete with husband, two children and a career as an accountant.  Upon reaching the age of 30, she determined she wanted to be a male and began her procedure.
  
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By 1970, Samantha's procedure had been completed.  Samantha spent years working with doctors and surgeons at UPMC Shadyside, a [[hospital]] within the [[University of Pittsburgh]] network.
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After years working with doctors and surgeons at UPMC Shadyside, a [[hospital]] within the [[University of Pittsburgh]] network, by 1970 the procedure had been completed.
  
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Currently, Derek works with the American Civil Liberties Union, actively crusading against sexual discrimination.
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Currently, Hagan works with the [[American Civil Liberties Union]], actively crusading against sexual discrimination.
  
 
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Revision as of 17:40, August 4, 2014

Derek Hagan, born Samantha Whallops, (1934-present) is best known as the first American to have undergone a complete gender reassignment procedure. Whallops had lived a normal life, complete with husband, two children and a career as an accountant. Upon reaching the age of 30, she determined she wanted to be a male and began her procedure.

After years working with doctors and surgeons at UPMC Shadyside, a hospital within the University of Pittsburgh network, by 1970 the procedure had been completed.

Currently, Hagan works with the American Civil Liberties Union, actively crusading against sexual discrimination.