decolonizing trans/gender 101
Gender discourse through a decolonial lens
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Gender discourse through a decolonial lens
B. Binaohan’s short, non-academic introduction critiques foundational ideas in white-centered trans and gender theory. It examines how whiteness and colonialism shape gender discourse and the experiences of Indigenous people and people of colour, including questions of belonging and whose narratives are represented. The book positions trans/gender concepts within that broader critique, offering an entry point for considering how dominant frameworks can leave some experiences unrecognized.
Good fit for readers who enjoy
- Indigenous readers and readers of colour exploring how colonialism and whiteness intersect with gender.
- Readers seeking an accessible, non-academic critique of white-centered trans and gender discourse.
- Readers interested in critical theory and the politics of representation in trans communities.
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