圖書標籤: society-and-culture  non-fiction  memoir  lgbtq-studies  gender-studies  feminism  2019閱讀   

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真實到讀的字字紮心。

講的比較淺顯

4-/5 This tiny little volume of socio-cultural commentaries on gender, masculinity and queerness carries some significant amount of weight. Through her writing, Shraya describes her heartbreaking experiences as a trans woman of colour, yet still harbours a sense of hope for gender creativity and reconciliation as the only way to expel fear.

真實到讀的字字紮心。

4-/5 This tiny little volume of socio-cultural commentaries on gender, masculinity and queerness carries some significant amount of weight. Through her writing, Shraya describes her heartbreaking experiences as a trans woman of colour, yet still harbours a sense of hope for gender creativity and reconciliation as the only way to expel fear.

It is the first book I've ever read written by a transgender, but it is written for everyone. Recounting her growing up as a boy who liked mom's coat, then as a gay who suppressed his femininity and now as a transgirl, Sharaya writes and reflects the privil...

It is the first book I've ever read written by a transgender, but it is written for everyone. Recounting her growing up as a boy who liked mom's coat, then as a gay who suppressed his femininity and now as a transgirl, Sharaya writes and reflects the privil...

It is the first book I've ever read written by a transgender, but it is written for everyone. Recounting her growing up as a boy who liked mom's coat, then as a gay who suppressed his femininity and now as a transgirl, Sharaya writes and reflects the privil...

It is the first book I've ever read written by a transgender, but it is written for everyone. Recounting her growing up as a boy who liked mom's coat, then as a gay who suppressed his femininity and now as a transgirl, Sharaya writes and reflects the privil...

It is the first book I've ever read written by a transgender, but it is written for everyone. Recounting her growing up as a boy who liked mom's coat, then as a gay who suppressed his femininity and now as a transgirl, Sharaya writes and reflects the privil...