As the title suggests, everything on this blog concerns violence against trans women.
The Trans Women's Anti-Violence Project is a trans feminist project addressing issues of systematic, institutional and interpersonal violence and oppression experienced by trans women (those who were coercively assigned male at birth and identify or are identified as women/female) across multiple identities (e.g., race, class, dis/ability, citizen-status, nationality, sexuality, age, HIV status, and form, status, or age of transition, etc.)
Ida Hammer is a writer and social justice communicator. She organizes the Trans Women's Anti-Violence Project. She presents workshops and trainings on cis privilege and being a trans ally. She's also involved in organizing against sexualized violence. She's a proud dyke-identified trans woman and an organizer of the New York City Dyke March.
Gendercast Episode 21: Transmisogyny: Interview with Tobi Hill-Meyer
Join Gendercast for our interview with Tobi Hill-Meyer as she so eloquently discusses transmisogyny, language about gender, analyses on the word *transmasculine and creates new meaning(s), pronouns, and her experiences at both Michfest and the Butch Voices national conference as a trans woman. She’ll tell us all about her unique narrative, being raised by second-wave feminist parents, and expands categories beyond the limits of a binary narrative of being socialiazed according to one’s sex assigned at birth. Also, there’s a nice smutty treat for you at the end of the episode, compliments of BB Rydell.
Episode Links
Tobi also talks about some of her projects, including:
Handbasket Productions and Tobi’s tumblr and her Girl Talk 2011 performance
her zine, Trans Sexuality: A Safe Sex Guide for Trans People and Their Partners
her film, Genderfellator
her article What Transmisogyny Looks Like in the Bilerco Project
the Brazen safe sex guide for Trans women Tobi mentions
the No More Apologies: Queer Trans and Cis Women Coming/Cumming Together! conference Tobi tell us about (this fb event for the conference in is the past, but has all the info)
and
The Gender Ternery: Understanding Transmisogyny blog post from A Radical TransFeminist (when I said fuck the patriarchy, I didn’t mean it literally) we reference
Julia Serano’s book The Whipping Girl
Check-in Links
If you liked his closing piece, also check out BB Rydell’s film Robin Hood is So Gay
Listened to this last week during my dog-walking job. It was really, really awesome....was...
Here is a recent interview I did discussing transmisogyny with the folks at Gendercast: Our Transmasculine Genderqueery....
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