Transgender people have been around for centuries, but it wasn't until recently that they started to become more visible and accepted in society. With this increased visibility comes an opportunity...
In order to understand how trans embodiment and gender-affirming practices intersect with ethical considerations of autonomy, agency, and integrity, it is important to define each term individually....
Trans people have been struggling to achieve greater visibility and acceptance within society for many years, but this struggle can be especially difficult when it comes to their gender identity and...
Trans embodiment refers to the state of being transgender, nonbinary, genderqueer, or otherwise identifying outside of traditional gender norms. Trans individuals may experience difficulties in...
Transgender individuals have historically been marginalized, discriminated against, and excluded from society due to their gender identity. Despite this, they continue to seek social inclusion and...
The concept of medicalizing gender diversity has been a controversial issue among healthcare professionals and transgender people alike. On one hand, it provides access to treatment options that can...
Trans self-creation is both an ethical and existential project that helps to define and establish one's sense of self. It involves the process of identifying and developing one's gender identity...
Trans embodiment can be understood as a process whereby an individual seeks to express their gender identity through physical appearance and behavior. This process often involves navigating cultural...
Trans bodies are the result of biology and culture; they are shaped by society's expectations and constraints, but they can also be transformed by the power of imagination. Through self-acceptance...
The term "trans" refers to an individual's gender identity that does not correspond to their assigned gender at birth. It is often used interchangeably with "genderqueer," which encompasses...