transsexuality

But regardless of any possible differences of opinion about whether transsexuality is an intersex condition, Ms Cromwell makes one very important point about transitioning:

Sugar and spice and all things neurobiological 2009

But regardless of any possible differences of opinion about whether transsexuality is an intersex condition, Ms Cromwell makes one very important point about transitioning:

Sugar and spice and all things neurobiological 2009

Jeffreys, Daly and Greer broadly follow the work of Raymond, who argued that transsexuals who identify as women are really men, and that transsexuality is a patriarchal means of reinforcing gender sterotypes.

Gender Politics 2009

They are either too lazy too or feel any factual sciences about transsexuality is by an “agenda”.

The Transsexual Empire 2009

Because, as everybody knows – especially highly qualified and trained expert medical specialists like psychologists – transsexuality is contagious and by implication downright dangerous to cis people.

Cis people impose draconian restrictions on trans woman’s access rights to her child 2009

I should also add that, despite the name, transsexuality is actually about gender identity, and not sexual orientation.

Don’t panic 2008

It must be noted that there are, I think, genuine concerns that – when a neurological basis for transsexuality is finally confirmed (as I believe it will be, eventually) – this may encourage research to try to find a “cure”.

Hard-wired 1 2008

It must be noted that there are, I think, genuine concerns that – when a neurological basis for transsexuality is finally confirmed (as I believe it will be, eventually) – this may encourage research to try to find a “cure”.

Don’t panic 2008

I should also add that, despite the name, transsexuality is actually about gender identity, and not sexual orientation.

Notes for the Feminist Activist Forum’s transgender and intersex learning exchange 2008

It conflates ’sex’ with ‘gender’ and erases the fact that transsexuality is first and foremost about identity.

Neil Gaiman – ‘Changes’ 2009