Transnormativity: A New Concept and Its Validation through Documentary Film About Transgender Men
While prior research has called attention to how medically based, normative understandings of sex and gender place undue restrictions on transgender people's autonomy, there has yet to be an attempt to consolidate this research into a recognizable concept that is situated within existing theore...
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