For the third week of LGBTQ Pride Month, we’ve selected articles from our broad journals portfolio under the theme Trans Issues. This collection promotes awareness and exploration of gender identity and expression. Tackling complex issues that transgender and gender nonconforming people face, the collection covers topics such as cultural inclusion and representation, healthcare advocacy and treatment, institutional discrimination, violence, and many more. Enjoy this research freely through July 31, and don’t forget to comment and share below.
In addition to this research collection, the Wiley-Blackwell Team has selected some of their favorite resources and history fun-facts about the trans community.
And, don’t forget to come back each Monday as we post articles and think pieces from Wiley authors and LGBTQ advocates centered around a unique theme. Thanks for joining us as we continue the necessary conversation on LGBTQ rights, awareness, and support.
WB Team Picks
Trans History 101: Transgender Expression in Ancient Times – LGBTQ Nation
Transgender and gender nonconformity aren’t new—actually they’re pretty ancient!
25 Transgender People Who Influenced American Culture – TIME
We know their faces. We know their names. Their courage blazes the trail for the trans community toward inclusion and acceptance.
24 Transgender Historical Figures – Ranker
Lesser known to conventional history, these transgender people should be more celebrated. Can we get a more inclusive history, please?
Explore: Transgender – Human Rights Campaign
A great advocacy resource, fighting for inclusion and equality for transgender!
Trans Issues – A special collection made free through July 31
Gender nonconforming and transgender children/youth: Family, community, and implications for practice Journal of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners | Early View
The Association of Multiple Identities with Self-Directed Violence and Depression among Transgender Individuals Suicide and Life-Threatening Behavior | Early View
The Importance of Being Agnes Symbolic Interaction | May 2016
Transfamily Theory: How the Presence of Trans* Family Members Informs Gender Development in Families Journal of Family Theory & Review | March 2016
Normative Accountability: How the Medical Model Influences Transgender Identities and Experiences Sociology Compass | September 2015
The Social Costs of Gender Nonconformity for Transgender Adults: Implications for Discrimination and Health Sociological Forum | September 2015
An Evidence-Based Model for Understanding the Mental Health Experiences of
Transgender Australians Australian Psychologist | February 2015
Moral Progress in the Public Safety Net: Access for Transgender and LGB Patients The Hastings Center Report | October 2014
Dangerous Privilege: Trans Men, Masculinities, and Changing Perceptions of Safety Sociological Forum | September 2014
Gender Labor, Assimilationism, and Transformative Practices: The Relational Negotiations of Cisgender Women and their Transgender Men Partners Sociology Compass | June 2014
Transgender Marriage and the Legal Obligation to Disclose Gender History The Modern Law Review | January 2012
Bodies at the Margins: The Case of Transsexuality in Catholic and Shia Ethics Journal of Religious Ethics | December 2010
Gender and Sexuality in Latina/o Miami: Documenting Latina Transsexual Activists Gender & History | November 2010
The Volatility of Sex: Intersexuality, Gender and Clinical Practice in the 1950s Gender & History | October 2010
Embodiment, Elimination, and the Role of Toilets in Struggles for Social Justice CrossCurrents | March 2008
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The Philosopher's Eye 
4 thoughts on “Trans Issues”