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THE SAGE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF TRANS STUDIES 2V

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<P>Transgender studies, broadly defined, has recently become more prominent as a field of study. The experiences and rights of trans people have increasingly become the subject of news coverage, such as their ability to access restrooms, participation in the military, driver’s licenses that allow a third gender option, the growing visibility of nonbinary trans teens, the denial of gender-affirming health care to trans youth, and the media’s misgendering of trans actors. With more trans people being open about their gender identities, doctors, nurses, psychologists, social workers, counselors, educators, higher education administrators, student affairs personnel, and others are increasingly working with trans individuals who are out. But many professionals have little formal training or awareness of trans people’s life experiences and needs. This can seriously interfere with open communications with service providers, and can negatively impact health outcomes, well-being, and educational and career success and advancement. Having an authoritative, academic resource can go a long way toward correcting misconceptions and providing information that is otherwise not readily available. This encyclopedia takes an interdisciplinary and intersectional approach to trans studies. Topics include broad concepts (e.g., the criminal justice system, activism, mental health), specific subjects (e.g., the trans pride flag, the Informed Consent Model, voice therapy), and key historical figures, events, and organizations (e.g., Lili Elbe, the Stonewall Riots, Black Lives Matter). Entries focus on diverse lives, identities, and contexts, including experiences of trans people in different racial, religious, and sexual communities in the U.S. and the variety of ways gender is expressed in other countries. Covers psychology, sociology, history, family studies, K-12 and higher education, law/political science, medicine, economics, literature, popular culture, the media, and sports.</P>

The SAGE Encyclopedia of Trans Studies

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Duration Unit Of Measure

Transaction Type

Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Editorial Board.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
List of Entries.
Reader&#x0027;s Guide.
About The Editors.
Contributors.
Introduction.
1: Academia.
2: Activism.
3: Adoption and Foster Care.
4: Affirmative Therapy.
5: Agender People.
6: Aging.
7: American Civil Liberties Union.
8: Ancient and Medieval Times.
9: Ancient/Medieval Times, Jews and Judaism.
10: Androgyny.
11: Anti-Trans Theories.
12: Archives.
13: Artists, Canadian.
14: Artists, U.S..
15: Asian American People.
16: Asylum.
17: Athletes, College Sports.
18: Athletes, Pro Sports.
19: Authorship of Trans Literature.
20: Autobiographies.
21: Ballroom.
22: Bathroom Discrimination.
23: Benjamin, Harry.
24: Binding.
25: Black Lives Matter.
26: Black People.
27: Body Image Disturbance and Eating Disorders.
28: Body Size (Weight).
29: Bono, Chaz.
30: Bornstein, Kate.
31: Boylan, Jennifer Finney.
32: Campus Policies/Campus Climate.
33: Campus Residence Halls.
34: Cancer.
35: Cancer Survivorship.
36: Career Development and Trajectories.
37: Chest Feeding.
38: Child Welfare System.
39: Children With Trans Parents, Psychosocial Outcomes.
40: Chronic Disease.
41: Cisgender as a Term.
42: Cisgenderism.
43: Cisnormativity.
44: Citizenship.
45: Classroom Experiences, Higher Education.
46: College Graduate Students.
47: College Undergraduate Students.
48: Coming Out.
49: Communication.
50: Community Building.
51: Compton&#x0027;s Cafeteria Riot.
52: Consensual Nonmonogamy.
53: Cooper Do-nuts Riot.
54: Cox, Laverne.
55: Criminal Justice System.
56: Crossdressers as Part of the Trans Community.
57: Crossdressing, History of.
58: Dating.
59: Death and Dying.
60: Decisions to Parent.
61: Demographics of the Trans Community.
62: Desistance.
63: Detransition.
64: Dillon, Michael.
65: Discrimination.
66: Divorce, Psychological Issues.
67: DIY.
68: Drag Kings.
69: Drag Performativity.
70: Drag Queens.
71: DSM.
72: Elbe, Lili.
73: Elected Officials.
74: Electoral Politics.
75: Embodiment.
76: Epidemiology.
77: Epistemologies.
78: Erasure.
79: Erickson, Reed.
80: Ethnographies.
81: Fa&#x0027;afafines.
82: Families: Transnational and Global Perspectives.
83: Family Therapy, Trans Youth.
84: Feinberg, Leslie.
85: Femininities and Femme.
86: Feminism.
87: Femmephobia.
88: Fertility Preservation.
89: Fiction.
90: Film.
91: Friendships.
92: Garland, Jack Bee.
93: Gatekeeping in the Transition Process.
94: Geek Culture.
95: Gender Affirmative Model.
96: Gender Binaries.
97: Gender Clinics in the United States.
98: Gender Clinics Outside the United States.
99: Gender Creative.
100: Gender Dysphoria.
101: Gender Expression.
102: Gender Fluidity.
103: Gender Functions.
104: Gender Identity Discrimination as Sex Discrimination.
105: Gender Labels.
106: Gender Minority Stress.
107: Gender Nonconformity.
108: Gender on Legal Documents.
109: Gender Panics.
110: Gender Pronouns.
111: Gender Recognition Technology.
112: Gender-Affirming Surgeries: Men, Bottom.
113: Gender-Affirming Surgeries: Men, Top.
114: Gender-Affirming Surgeries: Women.
115: Genderism.
116: GenderPAC.
117: Geographies.
118: Harassment.
119: Health Care, Discrimination.
120: Health Care Access, Legal Issues.
121: Health Care Training.
122: Health Determinants.
123: Health in Non-Western Contexts.
124: Heteronormativity.
125: Heterosexism.
126: High School Sports.
127: Hijras.
128: Hirschfeld, Magnus.
129: History.
130: HIV/STIs.
131: Homelessness/Shelters.
132: Hormones, Adults.
133: Hormones, Youth.
134: Housing.
135: ICD.
136: Identity Development.
137: Identity Politics.
138: Immigrants and Immigration.
139: Indigenous People.
140: Informed Consent Model.
141: Inmates and Incarceration.
142: Intellectual and Cognitive Disabilities, People With.
143: interACT: Advocates for Intersex Youth.
144: International Conference on Transgender Law and Employment Policy.
145: International Pronouns Day.
146: International Transgender Day of Visibility.
147: Intersectionality in Research.
148: Intersex Society of North America.
149: Intersexuality.
150: Intimate Partner Violence.
151: Jenner, Caitlyn.
152: Jennings, Jazz.
153: Jewish People.
154: Johnson, Marsha P..
155: Jorgensen, Christine.
156: Juvenile Justice System.
157: K&#x2013;12 Policies/Climate.
158: Kink/BDSM Communities.
159: Lambda Legal.
160: Latinx People.
161: Leadership.
162: LGBTQ Movement, Trans Inclusion In/Exclusion From.
163: M&#x0101;h&#x016B;.
164: Manning, Chelsea.
165: Marriage.
166: Marriage, Divorce, and Parenting, Legal Issues.
167: Masculinities.
168: Measurement/Assessment Issues in Research.
169: Medicine.
170: Mental Health.
171: Mentoring.
172: Microaggressions.
173: Migrants, Legal Issues.
174: Military/Military Ban.
175: Misgendering.
176: Mock, Janet.
177: Morris, Jan.
178: Murray, Pauli.
179: Museums.
180: Musicians.
181: Muslim People.
182: Muxes.
183: Naming Practices.
184: National Center for Lesbian Rights.
185: National Center for Transgender Equality.
186: Neurodiversity.
187: News Media Representations.
188: Nonbinary Genders.
189: Nondiscrimination Laws, Federal, State, and Local.

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