Across the world, trans antagonism is increasingly predicated upon ahistorical claims of trans peoples’ novelty in the twenty-first century. After decades of radical historical research, it is more clear than ever that the textual, ephemeral, and oral historical archives of trans pasts are far from empty.
Across the world, trans antagonism is increasingly predicated upon ahistorical claims of trans peoples’ novelty in the twenty-first century. After decades of radical historical research, it is more clear than ever that the textual, ephemeral, and oral historical archives of trans pasts are far from empty.
Across the world, trans antagonism is increasingly predicated upon ahistorical claims of trans peoples’ novelty in the twenty-first century. After decades of radical historical research, it is more clear than ever that the textual, ephemeral, and oral historical archives of trans pasts are far from empty.
Across the world, trans antagonism is increasingly predicated upon ahistorical claims of trans peoples’ novelty in the twenty-first century. After decades of radical historical research, it is more clear than ever that the textual, ephemeral, and oral historical archives of trans pasts are far from empty.
