2021年10月11日月曜日

“The liberation of trans people would improve the lives of everyone in our society.”

 

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好意的書評

 The Transgender Issue by Shon Faye review – a cry for compassion

The author gives a stark, unapologetic account of how the difficulties faced by trans people are made worse by moral panic

Felix Moore

Sun 19 Sep 2021 09.00 BST


 Trans people in the UK are in a hopeless situation; they face overwhelming political and media hostility, while vital healthcare is almost impossible to access

Faye lays out the shift in approach of the British press towards trans people in the last decade, taking as her starting point the tragic case of Lucy Meadows, who came out as a trans woman in 2012 while teaching at a primary school. The subsequent campaign of vilification and harassment by the press culminated in her killing herself in March 2013.


Faye writes that “while, since Lucy Meadows’s death, there have been some small improvements in press conduct towards trans individuals, such gains have been more than offset by the dramatic rise of another phenomenon: a huge ramping up of press hostility towards trans people as a minority group”.


批判的書評

The Transgender Issue by Shon Faye review: Clear and concise analysis of the issues facing trans people

Shon Faye’s book presents a full picture of the issues that need to be addressed for trans people

Faye shows us that trans people are more likely to be homeless, unemployed, impoverished and addicted to drugs. They experience more sexual assault and violence, they are a higher risk category for HIV and they work in much higher numbers in the sex trade.


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