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Showing 1 to 19 of 19 for “"transphobia"”.
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Self-Reported Racism, Transphobia, Their Intersection and Impact on Past-Year HIV Related Sexual Risk Behaviour
… experiences, specifically self-reported transphobia and racism in synchrony with other attributes, that interact to alter past-year HIV-related risk behaviour. Methods: Data came from the Trans PULSE project, a mixed-methods, community-based research study that used respondent-driven …
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Bodily Autonomy and Stress Management in Transgender and Gender Diverse (TGD) Populations Through Body Modification in Alabama
… may encounter as a TGD individual. Results show transphobia, negative perceptions, attitudes, or behaviors towards TGD individuals as a major stressor. Gender performativity theory suggests that transphobia acts as a stressor because participants work against a pre-existing system of beliefs …
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An exploration of transgender people's mental health
… between discrimination, internalised transphobia and negative expectations with the outcomes of depression, anxiety and stress. It also explores whether functional social support moderates these relationships. The study found high rates of poor mental health among the 250 participants, …
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The Spaces Between: Non-Binary Representations of Gender in Twentieth-Century American Film
… activist practice. I address the question of how transphobia as a set of beliefs and behaviors is illustrated in four late-twentieth-century films, three produced in America and one originally released in Australia but later acquiring a significant following in this country. I define transphobia …
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Educating Queerness: An Exploration of Identity Construction Through the Schooling Experiences of Transgender and Non Binary Adults
… ability in the effort to continue to eradicate transphobia and transphobic practices. This study explored the experience of transgender young adults as they matriculated through U.S. schooling institutions to contribute data to the conversation regarding schooling experience and its impact on …
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Developing, Refining, and Testing the Intersectional Model of Service Use: A Transgender and Nonbinary-Specific Model of Healthcare Access
… services due to the systemic forces of transphobia and cisgenderism. Despite this, there are few theoretical models of healthcare access specifically designed for TNB people. This three-paper dissertation addresses this gap by developing, refining, and testing the Intersectional Model of …
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Queer performance and activism in Cuba: strategies for resisting exclusionary dynamics in feminist spaces
… entrench exclusionary relationalities, such as transphobia and racism. This question is grounded in the Cuban context and uses the work of Krudxs Cubensi as a point of departure, arguing that members Odaymar Cuesta and Oliver Prendes challenge exclusions within feminisms with their ‘fierce …
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Political Liberalism and LGBTQ+ Citizens
… is under threat amid rising homophobia and transphobia in liberal societies.
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Between Worlds, Between Times: Thinking with Trans Narratives at the Limits of Ontology and Temporality
… expose a subtle and under interrogated trend of transphobia and trans-resistant presuppositions endemic to Anglo-American and French feminist philosophy through an extended engagement with the work and thought of Luce Irigaray and Judith Butler. Next I trace an evolution of philosophical …
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EMOTIONAL BONDS AND FAIRNESS EXPERIENCES BETWEEN TRANSGENDER WOMEN AND THEIR CISGENDER PARTNERS: AN INTERPRETATIVE PHENOMENOLOGICAL EXPLORATION
… of fairness were situated within the contexts of transphobia and difficult family of origin relationships. Processes of boundary creation, attunement and affirmations facilitating bonding, and balance of fairness were noted. Discussion focused on the partner relationship as an opportunity to …
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Using participatory constructivist grounded theory to understand how queer college graduates build professional identity
… sexism, racism, classism, ableism, heterosexism, transphobia, and xenophobia within professional spaces. Specifically, students who are members of the queer community face high degrees of discrimination or harassment, the highest being in the workplace. This research is extremely timely with over …
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Inequities in access to mental health care at intersections of race/ethnicity, gender identity, and gender modality: An application of Multilevel Analysis of Individual Heterogeneity and Discriminatory Accuracy (MAIHDA)
… These findings suggest that although racism, transphobia, and misogyny might each independently increase the prevalence of unmet mental health needs, race and gender modality additionally impact the degree to which various groups are impacted by gender norms when seeking mental healthcare. …
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Queering Healthcare Equity: Exploring How Two Community Health Centers That Specialize in LGBTQ Healthcare Frame Cultural Competence
… they result from deeply embedded homophobia, transphobia, ableism, and racism that pervade the U.S. healthcare system. An exploratory comparative case study was completed using qualitative data collection methods (i.e., key informant interviews, focus groups, and document analysis) to …
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Between pages, between spaces: queer(ing) community in online book clubs
… that participants had experiences of homophobia, transphobia, and discrimination in online spaces. Participants also displayed social competencies and digital readiness when using digital tools or online spaces. Phase 2 of this study used Kincheloe’s bricolage, employing online ethnography to look …
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A Post Gay Ireland? Exploring the legacy of the "Yes Equality" campaign for LGBT+ Social Movement Leaders and Constituent Members.
… of policy engineered decrease in homophobia and transphobia that functions to weaken ties to established LGBT+ spaces and institutions (Ghaziani 2014, Seidman 2002). Concepts from social movement analysis and examinations of LGBT+ organisations are also used to understand dynamics of inclusion, …
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A Study of Effective Strategies, Programs, and Policies for School Leaders in Protecting Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Youth from Peer Victimization
… on LGBT issues and eliminating homophobia and transphobia in schools, (2) training staff on diversity acceptance and bullying prevention, and (3) implementing Gay-Straight Alliances.</p>
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The Lived Experiences of Transgender Footballers in the UK
… environment and two participants experienced transphobia within male “LGBTQIA+ friendly” football teams. Participants also expressed concerns about the anti-trans rhetoric in the elite sports media and how this affects them participating in lower-level sport. This study supports the need to …
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El sabor del amor y del dolor: violence, affect and the (trans)body in the Chican@ historical imaginary
… of psychic and somatic violence that accompanies transphobia, homophobia and racism, I conclude with possibilities for healing. How do we circumvent the proliferation of homophobic, transphobic, and racist discourses in our worlds? What does it truly mean to move towards a world where Chican@s as …
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Should we pass on “passing women”?: The stakes of (trans)gender ontologies for South Korean namjangyeoja television dramas
Scholarship has gendered the protagonists of namjangyeoja dramas, South Korean live-action television dramas that focus on the lives of female-assigned people who pass as men, as “women”. I argue that we must push back against this narrow reading of namjang characters and instead embrace ambiguity …