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46 46. Z. Drucker and R. Ernst, Relationship (New York, 2016); M. Seliger, On Christopher Street: Transgender Stories (New York, 2016). The quote comes from Mock’s ‘Foreword’ to Seliger, p. 12.
47 47. https://broadlygenderphotos.vice.com.
48 48. https://originalplumbing.bigcartel.com/category/magazines. See the recent sample: A. Mac and R. Kayiatos (eds.), OP Original Plumbing: The Best Ten Years of Trans Male Culture (New York, 2019).
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50 50. K. Steinmetz, ‘The Transgender Tipping Point’, Time, 29 May 2014; K. Steinmetz, ‘Beyond He or She: How a New Generation is Redefining the Meaning of Gender’, Time, 27 March 2017.
51 51. National Geographic, January 2017.
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53 53. For early statements, see M. D. O’Hartigan and R. A. Wilchins, ‘The GID Controversy’, Transgender Tapestry, 79 (1977), 30–1, 44–5.
54 54. For a perceptive discussion of these tensions, as they relate to both medicine and law, see J. L. Koenig, ‘Distributive Consequences of the Medical Model’, Harvard Civil Rights – Civil Liberties Law Review, 46 (2011), 619–45.
55 55. R. Lane, ‘“We Are Here to Help”: Who Opens the Gate for Surgeries?’, TSQ, 5:2 (2018), 207–27, quote at 208.
56 56. A. H. Johnson, ‘Normative Accountability: How the Medical Model Influences Transgender Identities and Experiences’, Sociology Compass, 9:9 (2015), 803–13.
57 57. M. J. Hird, ‘A Typical Gender Identity Conference? Some Disturbing Reports from the Therapeutic Front Lines’, Feminism & Psychology, 13:2 (2003), 181–99, quote at 183.
58 58. Z. Davy, ‘The DSM-5 and the Politics of Diagnosing Transpeople’, Archives of Sexual Behavior, 44:5 (2015), 1165–76; G. Davis, J. M. Dewey, and E. L. Murphy, ‘Giving Sex: Deconstructing Intersex and Trans Medicalization Practices’, Gender & Society, 30:3 (2016), 490–514.
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60 60. J. Butler, ‘Doing Justice to Someone: Sex Reassignment and Allegories of Transsexuality’, GLQ, 7:4 (2001), 621–36, quote at 632.
61 61. M. Violet, Yes, You Are Trans Enough: My Transition from Self-Loathing to Self-Love (London, 2018), Ebook, locs. 2636–40.
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63 63. Ibid., 75.
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65 65. E. J. Windsor, ‘Golden Ticket Therapy: Stigma Management Among Trans Men’, in O. Gozlan (ed.), Current Critical Debates in the Field of Transsexual Studies (New York, 2018), ch. 9, quotes at pp. 134, 135.
66 66. N. Krieger, ‘Writing Trans’, in Erickson-Schroth (ed.), Trans Bodies, Trans Selves, pp. 582–3, quote at p. 583.
67 67. See E. Plemons and C. Straayer (eds.), TSQ, 5:2 (2018): The Surgery Issue.
68 68. Plemons, Look of a Woman, p. 17.
69 69. M. Davidson, ‘Seeking Refuge Under the Umbrella: Inclusion, Exclusion, and Organizing Within the Category Transgender’, Sexuality Research & Social Policy, 4:4 (2007), 60–80.
70 70. Ibid., 66.
71 71. R. Connell, ‘Transsexual Women and Feminist Thought: Toward New Understanding and New Politics’, Signs, 37:4 (2012), 857–81.
72 72. K. Bornstein and Z. Drucker, ‘Gender is a Playground’, Aperture, 229 (2017), 24–31.
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74 74. R. Styles, The New Girl: A Trans Girl Tells It Like It Is (London, 2017), Ebook, locs. 111–16.
75 75. See the essays in E. Deshane (ed.), #Trans: An Anthology About Transgender and Nonbinary Identity Online (Santa Cruz, 2017).
76 76. T. Milan, ‘For Years, Tiq Milan Felt Like the Only Black Trans Man on Earth’, Vice, 27 March 2019: www.vice.com/en_us/article/zma9pe/tiq-milan-black-trans-man-community-online.
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78 78. H. Figa, ‘YouTube Auto-Ethnography: An Introduction of Sorts’, in Deshane (ed.), #Trans, pp. 14–22, quotes at pp. 14, 20.
79 79. M. Robertson, Growing Up Queer: Kids and the Remaking of LGBTQ Identity (New York, 2019), ch. 4.
80 80. Beemyn and Rankin, Lives of Transgender People, pp. 44–5, 54, 57–9, 75, 121, 140–1. Given that the survey was Internet based, these are hardly untainted findings.
81 81. Bornstein and Drucker, ‘Gender is a Playground’, 28.
82 82. J. Tobia, Sissy: A Coming-Of-Gender Story (New York, 2019), pp. 96, 165.
83 83. B. Bissinger, ‘Across the Ages’, Vanity Fair: Trans America, Special Edition, 18 August 2015.
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