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Two intersex children, two decades apart: family looks to raise youngest into world of more acceptance

Lindsay Whitehurst, Associated PressComments Off on Two intersex children, two decades apart: family looks to raise youngest into world of more acceptance

Amie Schofield's eldest child was brutally beaten for cross-dressing. The Utah family hopes to raise their youngest in a society of more acceptance.

       
Lindsay Whitehurst, Associated Press
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