DON'T BE SO HATEFUL: THE INSUFFICIENCY OF ANTI-DISCRIMINATION AND HATE CRIME LAWS IN IMPROVING TRANS WELL-BEING
DON'T BE SO HATEFUL: THE INSUFFICIENCY OF ANTI-DISCRIMINATION AND HATE CRIME LAWS IN IMPROVING TRANS WELL-BEING
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DOI：
10.3138/utlj.2017-0057
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发表时间：
2018-12-01
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0.6
通讯作者：
Ashley, Florence
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作者：
Ashley, Florence
近年来，对跨性别者的司法保护问题已成为突出问题，最终导致了C-16法案，该法案将性别认同和性别表达纳入了联邦反歧视和仇恨犯罪法。在这篇文章中，作者质疑反歧视和仇恨犯罪法在减轻反跨性别骚扰，歧视和暴力方面有效的概念。作者认为，反歧视和仇恨犯罪法的基础反跨行为的模式是错误的，法律对跨福祉的影响将是适度的，反跨态度的仔细分析，使我们能够确定一些更有效的政府途径对跨解放。
The question of judicial protection of trans people has come to the fore in recent years, culminating in Bill C-16 which added gender identity and gender expression to the federal anti-discrimination and hate crime laws. In this article, the author contests the notion that anti-discrimination and hate crime laws are effective in mitigating anti-trans harassment, discrimination, and violence. Suggesting that the model of anti-trans acts which underlies anti-discrimination and hate crime laws is erroneous, the author argues that the law's impact on trans well-being will be modest and that a careful analysis of anti-trans attitudes enables us to identify a number of more effective governmental avenues toward trans emancipation.