Social media debates over the J. K. Rowling “transphobia” flare-up have encouraged me to formulate my own position on all of this. I’m still in the midst of that and would be happy for feedback (respectful, please). In general, I see this as an example of what happens when two social movements move forward in […]
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Thinking through the “trans-“
Posted in Cultural politics, Process-relational thought, tagged conservatism, essentialism, feminism, gender theory, identity, J. K. Rowling, liberalism, sex, social theory, transgender, transphobia on June 25, 2020 | Leave a Comment »
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