There has been an increasing awareness of the prevalence of transphobia in various social, political, and cultural contexts around the world. Transphobia is defined as the fear or hatred of...
The definition of "queer" has been debated for centuries, but it is generally used to describe people who identify outside of traditional binary categories of male/female or heterosexual/homosexual....
In today's society, there are many forms of art that can be used to reflect upon transphobia. Visual and performative arts have been found to be particularly effective at inspiring people to think...
Transgender individuals who experience discrimination and denial of access to gender-affirming medical services are more likely to suffer from depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, social isolation,...
The issue of transphobia has gained increasing attention from scholars and activists alike. Transgender people face various forms of discrimination in society, such as bullying, violence, exclusion,...
How do visual aesthetics frame the trans body as humanized or objectified, and what moral implications arise?
The way that visual aesthetics frame the trans body can have significant moral...
The question of whether humor, satire, and cultural critique can be effective weapons against transphobia is a complex one that requires careful consideration. Transphobia refers to the prejudice...
Internalized transphobia is a term used to describe the negative attitudes that individuals who identify as transgender have towards their gender identity, which can lead to various mental health...
Transgender activism has been an important part of LGBTQ+ history since at least the early days of the movement in the 1960s. Trans people have fought for their right to be recognized as valid...
Structural Factors
In terms of structural factors, there are several ways that healthcare systems and policies can impact access to hormone therapy for transgender individuals.
Insurance...