An edition of Transgressions
(2005)
Transgressions
a political zine for trans, butch, intersex, genderqueer... people of color
by Priyank Jindal
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This political comp zine about transgender identity and trans issues contains articles, poetry, illustrations, photography, and prose created specifically for trans people of color. Contributors write about the exclusion of trans people in the queer community and activist spaces, ableism and welfare, post-release programs for gender-variant people, passing and the gender binary, and includes personal prose and photography about trans identity. Also included are the bios of contributors and a call for submissions to TransLove, an anthology for transfolx.
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Transgender people, Hispanic Americans, Asian Americans, Puerto Rican women, African Americans, Filipino Americans, Indians of North America, Arab Americans, Racially mixed women, Race discrimination, Sex discrimination, Minorities, Sexual minorities, Female-to-male transsexuals, Male-to-female transsexuals, Transgender prisoners, PoorPlaces
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Transgressions: a political zine for trans, butch, intersex, genderqueer... people of color
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Table of Contents
Introduction by Priyank --
Transfolk are the unwanted tail forced onto the gay and lesbian dog by Mikki --
Ghost dances by Qwo-Li Driskill --
All MIXed up: resistance is future by Lala Endara --
"TransMistake" by Sel J. Wahng --
Boricua contradictions by jack aponte --
Class, disability, and social Darwinism by billie ran --
Problems with post-release programs by Ms. Valjean Royal --
Corn bread girl by Imani Henry --
Passing, from the unsuccessful majority view by Mikki --
(Untitled) by Caryl --
Grown up by Ahimsa Timoteo Bodhran --
Be sure by Caryl --
Not here, not now by Caryl --
El proceso by Nico Dacumos --
Bios --
Trans love/call for submissions
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Gift of Felix Endara, donated in 2007.
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