'It's a hard line to walk': black non-binary trans* collegians' perspectives on passing, realness, and trans*-normativity
'It's a hard line to walk': black non-binary trans* collegians' perspectives on passing, realness, and trans*-normativity
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DOI：
10.1080/09518398.2016.1201612
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发表时间：
2016-01-01
影响因子：
1.1
通讯作者：
Nicolazzo, Z.
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作者：
Nicolazzo, Z.
被贴上“不正常的，或离经叛道的，或不是我们其他人中的一员”的标签，对一个人的生活机会有真实的影响。跨性别者就是这样一个群体，他们一直被编为不正常的，卑鄙的，奇怪的，欺骗性的，社会贱民。本研究的目的是探讨传递、真实性和跨性别规范性的概念如何影响两名非二元系黑人跨性别大学生的经历。使用酷儿和交叉理论方法进行分析，这项研究的结果突出了黑人非二元跨 * 大学生将这些概念视为限制和解放的各种方式。
Being labeled as 'abnormal, or deviant, or not being one of the rest of us' has real effects for one's life chances. Trans* people are one such group who have continually been codified as abnormal, abject, weird, deceptive, and social pariahs. The purpose of the following study was to explore how the concepts of passing, realness, and trans*-normativity influence the experiences of two black non-binary trans* collegians. Using queer and intersectional theoretical approaches to analysis, findings from this study highlight the various ways black non-binary trans* collegians view these concepts as both limiting and emancipatory.