Transgender Women and the Sex Work Industry: Roots in Systemic, Institutional, and Interpersonal Discrimination
Transgender Women and the Sex Work Industry: Roots in Systemic, Institutional, and Interpersonal Discrimination
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DOI：
10.1080/15299732.2014.867572
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发表时间：
2014-03-15
影响因子：
3.3
通讯作者：
Fujii-Doe, Whitney
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作者：
Nadal, Kevin L.;Davidoff, Kristin C.;Fujii-Doe, Whitney
由于跨性别者在制度、机构和人际层面上面临歧视，以前的文献支持许多跨性别者将性工作行业视为她们唯一可行的职业选择。本篇文章回顾了关于歧视跨性别者的文献，探讨了歧视如何影响他们参与性工作，并讨论了对跨性别者妇女的制度性歧视如何在刑事司法系统内表现出来。此外，还为倡导变性人的权利，同时促进健康的行为和更高的生活质量提出了建议。在整篇文章中，引用了以前的定性研究的语录，通过她们自己的声音和视角来说明变性人女性的经历。
Because transgender people face discrimination on systemic, institutional, and interpersonal levels, the previous literature has supported that many transgender women view the sex work industry as their only viable career option. The current article reviews the literature on discrimination against transgender people, explores how discrimination influences their participation in sex work, and discusses how institutional discrimination against transgender women manifests within the criminal justice system. Furthermore, recommendations are provided for advocating for the rights of transgender people while promoting healthy behaviors and higher quality of life. Throughout the article, quotes from previous qualitative research are used to illustrate the experiences of transgender women through their own voices and perspectives.