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...
What are the social, legal, and cultural structures that influence the recognition, prejudice, and marginalization of transgender women?
Social Structures
Transgender women face various forms...
Trans identity refers to an individual's self-identification as someone who is different from their assigned gender at birth. This can be due to various reasons such as trauma, social pressure,...
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...
Transgender people face unique challenges in expressing themselves authentically because they must navigate both their own identity and expectations from society. Transparency is often seen as an...
The term "trans embodiment" refers to the experience of living life as an individual who is not biologically aligned with their gender identity. It involves inhabiting one's body as a person of a...
Transgender identities are often understood as having to do with gender, but they also have much to teach us about embodiment itself. Trans people experience their bodies differently than cisgender...
What is the Ethical Significance of Visibility for Marginalized Communities?
Visibility refers to the ability of a community or group to be seen, heard, recognized, and acknowledged. It means...
Authentic Selfhood and Trans Embodiment
Trans embodiment is the process of aligning one's gender identity with their physical appearance. It involves accepting oneself as they are while also...
Visibility vs Safety for Transgender Individuals
Visibility is defined as "the state of being seen or known about." Safety is defined as "the condition of being protected from or not exposed to...