Transgender Discrimination in Workplaces and Educational Institutions
The issue of gender discrimination has been present for many years, with people who identify outside of their assigned gender...
Trans people create themselves through their own actions and choices. They choose how they dress, act, talk, walk, move, and interact with others. This is an act of ethical authorship because it...
Trans* embodiment refers to the process of becoming fully aware of one's true gender identity and expressing it through physical appearance and behavior. This can involve various means such as...
Transgender individuals face unique challenges when it comes to their physical bodies and how they are perceived in society. Conventional ethical assumptions often fail to recognize these...
How do trans narratives illuminate moral, ethical, and existential dimensions of becoming one's authentic self in relational and social contexts?
Trans people are often portrayed in media as being...
There has been an increasing interest in exploring the concept of authentic transgender identity and its implications for societal ethics. As individuals become more comfortable expressing their true...
Can therapeutic interventions enhance coping and reduce internalized transphobia?
Coping refers to strategies that help individuals deal with stressful situations in their lives. Transphobia is...
Trans embodiment is a term used to describe the process of transitioning from one gender identity to another through various physical, psychological, social, and legal means. It can involve hormone...
Trans embodiment is an act of taking ownership of one's body and identity, which requires an ethical approach that encompasses attentiveness, adaptation, and responsiveness to both bodily and social...
Authentic trans selfhood is about understanding oneself fully and living one's truth without compromise, regardless of how others may view it. This can be challenging because society often imposes...