Why I Don’t Use CAFAB
by: Kade Heron The circles that I have recently been running in often throw around the terms CAMAB and CAFAB, translated as ‘Coercively Assigned __ At Birth.” As far as […]
Tag Archives: Gender Non-Conforming
I Am Not the Sum of My Parts: Reflections on My Trans Identity
by: Lindsey Dietzler I am not the sum of my parts; a penis does not make me a man, an uterus does not make me a woman. I am not […]
In The Waiting Room: A Tale of Transnormativity
by: ellie june navidson i’m sitting in a large, frigid, waiting room. My chair is stiff yet somehow comfortable. i immediately entrench my nose in a novel, not wanting any […]
Gendercide Disguised As Fetal Healthcare
by: Cassandra Warren I recently read a short article summarizing the findings from a paper in the Journal of Bioethical Inquiry: An Interdisciplinary Forum for Ethical and Legal Debate, which […]
My Body Is Not Wrong: On the Discourse of Being “Trapped in the Wrong Body”
By: Cassandra Warren I’ve been thinking a lot about the phrase “trapped in the wrong body”, but I’m nervous about putting these thoughts into words, and about the potential for […]
Fag Rags with Ben Kramer: Queer and Pleasant Danger
by: Ben Kramer (via The Qu) In her new memoir, “A Queer and Pleasant Danger,” self-proclaimed gender outlaw Kate Bornstein tells the amazing tale of their life’s tumultuous journey, from […]
