Trap door: trans cultural production and the politics of visibility

Christopher Joseph Lee

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“We are living in a time of trans visibility. Yet we are also living in a time of anti-trans visibility” (xv). So begins the introduction to Trap Door: Trans Cultural Production and the Politics of...

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