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100 1  Serano, Julia,|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
       n2007007045|eauthor. 
245 10 Outspoken :|ba decade of transgender activism & trans 
       feminism /|cJulia Serano. 
264  1 Oakland, CA :|bSwitch Hitter Press,|c[2016] 
264  4 |c©2016 
300    330 pages ;|c23 cm 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
504    Includes bibliographical references (pages 287-331). 
505 00 |gPart 1:|tPerformance and poetry --|g1.|tVice versa --
       |g2.|tOphelia revisited --|g3.|tEither or --|g4.|tScared 
       to death --|g5.|tSmall blue thing --|g6.|tClass dismissed 
       --|g7.|tSuper hero --|g8.|tBook worm --|g9.|tIntroduction 
       to Draw Blood --|g10.|tCocky --|g11.|tSleeping sickness --
       |g12.|tMix and match --|g13.|tEndgame --|g14.|tPeriod 
       piece --|g15.|tDraw blood --|g16.|tOpen letter to Lisa 
       Vogel --|g17.|tFighting words --|g18.|tCherry picking --
       |g19.|tSan Francisco Bay trans performance and activism --
       |gPart 2:|tArticulating trans-misogyny --|g20.|tHer own 
       femme --|g21.|tFrustration --|g22.|tQuestionable --|g23.
       |tFinally --|g24.|tTrans-misogyny primer --|g25.|tWhipping
       girl FAQ on Cissexual, cisgender, and cis privilege --
       |g26.|t96 percent --|g27.|tTalking past one another --
       |g28.|tBlog-born-blog --|g29.|tEmpowering femininity --
       |gPart 3:|tPathological science revisited --|g30.
       |tPsychology, sexualization, and trans-invalidations --
       |g31.|tStop sexualizing us! --|g32.|tBeauty in us --|g33.
       |tReconceptualzing "autogynephilia: as female/feminine 
       embodiment fantasies --|g34.|tTrans people are still 
       "disordered" in the DSM-5 --|g35.|tAn open letter to The 
       New Yorker --|gPart 4:|tCommunities and disparities --
       |g36.|tBisexual does not "reinforce" anything --|g37.|tA 
       "transsexual versus transgender" intervention --|g38.
       |tBaby talk --|g39.|tFirst date --|g40.|tElders --|g41.
       |tContagious --|g42.|tIndefense of partners --|g43.
       |tDesirable --|gPart 5:|tDifferences of opinion in trans 
       activism --|g44.|tConsidering trans and queer 
       appropriation --|g45.|tA personal history of the "t-word" 
       (and some more general reflections on language and 
       activism) --|g46.|tOn people, polarization, panopticons 
       and #ComplexFeelingsAboutActivism -|g47. Cissexism and cis
       privilege revisited|gPart 1:|tWho exactly does "cis" refer
       to?  --|g48.|tCissexism and cis privilege revisited --
       |gPart 2:|tReconciling disparate uses of the cis/trans 
       distinction --|tThere is no perfect word (a transgender 
       glossary of sorts) . 
520    "In her third book Outspoken: A Decade of Transgender 
       Activism and Trans Feminism, Julia Serano chronicles her 
       own personal evolution and the many shifts in transgender 
       activism that have occurred since the dawn of the twenty-
       first century. It is a personal history of where 
       transgender activism has recently been, and a passionate &
       insightful analysis of where it should head in the future.
       This collection compiles forty-eight of her previously 
       unpublished and difficult to find trans-themed writings, 
       including her early slam poems and spoken word, essays and
       manifestos written contemporaneously with her acclaimed 
       books Whipping Girl: A Transsexual Woman on Sexism and the
       Scapegoating of Femininity and Excluded: Making Feminist 
       and Queer Movements More Inclusive, plus her recent work 
       addressing differences within transgender communities and 
       activism. These pieces are augmented with thoughtful 
       introductions and interludes that contextualize the issues
       at hand and previous periods in transgender activism. 
       Combining elements of memoir, historical account, gender 
       theory, and activist philosophy, this book is a must for 
       anyone who has appreciated Serano's previous books and/or 
       has an interest in transgender identities, experiences, 
       perspectives, and progress."|c--Amazon. 
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