Ally’s Reviews > Trans and Disabled: An Anthology of Identities and Experiences > Status Update
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Introduction: transmasc, white, Minnesota, therapist, mid-50s.
Real weird for someone in their mid-50s with multiple degrees and a zillion books to bang on at length about their precarity (opening with: how their extremely faint Italian accent makes their life worthless in the eyes of medical professionals) and "how we survive (if we're lucky) just long enough to offer one another love and community."
— 15 hours, 18 min ago
Real weird for someone in their mid-50s with multiple degrees and a zillion books to bang on at length about their precarity (opening with: how their extremely faint Italian accent makes their life worthless in the eyes of medical professionals) and "how we survive (if we're lucky) just long enough to offer one another love and community."
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Meg-John Barker: transmasc non-binary, white, UK, editor's writing partner, multiple degrees, therapist, disabilities named: autism, fatigue, plurality, hard of hearing, post-traumatic stress.
"Plural, trans, and disabled" - no personal reflection or vulnerability - in a scholarly mode. Defines plural, trans, and disabled in such a way that everyone is all three.
— 14 hours, 34 min ago
"Plural, trans, and disabled" - no personal reflection or vulnerability - in a scholarly mode. Defines plural, trans, and disabled in such a way that everyone is all three.