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...edxi betts; NZ Suékama; g; Ren-yo Hwang Abstract This roundtable is a place-based conversation on Black anarchism, transfeminism, and transmisogynoir with edxi betts, NZ Suékama, and g, three Black trans femme activists, organizers, and independent scholars. Moving deftly between topics like...

... that focalize the writing, activism, and performance work of trans women of color. Copyright © 2017 by Duke University Press 2017 transmisogyny transmisogynoir Black feminism women-of-color feminism intersectionality We are living in a moment in which it is common practice among trans activists...

... . doi.org/10.1215/23289252-3815033 . 1. Transmisogynoir refers to the specific forms of oppression experienced by Black trans women and other Black people who experience transmisogyny. The term originates from Moya Bailey and Trudy's ( 2018 ) work to name and develop “misogynoir” as a critical...

..., transphobia, and misogyny intersect, producing and sustaining a systemic prevalence of transmisogynoir. 1 Within this bleak picture, the responsibility to care for the living while defending the dead (Sharpe 2016 ) becomes too important to ignore. Christina Sharpe describes the atmospheric conditions...

...CeCe McDonald; Omise'eke Natasha Tinsley Abstract This is a collection of the prison letters of CeCe McDonald, edited and with an introduction by Omise'eke Natasha Tinsley. Copyright © 2017 by Duke University Press 2017 prison journal writing transfeminism transmisogynoir black feminism...

... theologians. This is not an escape from the conditions that punish trans people, nor is it an evasion of the homicidal effects of what could accurately be called “transmisogynoir” (see Krell 2017 ). Rather, against the backdrop of a constrained and regulated materiality, trans theology is one tactic...

... their experiences, exposed the social and structural conditions that enable transmisogynoir (see Krell 2017 ). Often, it emphasized the complicities of trans communities, Black communities, and other collectives with which Black transgender lives intersect. In exposing these collusions, TransGriot demands more...

..., not for failing to conform to gender norms per se, but because of the specific direction of their gender transgression” in a sexist world that glorifies masculinity while belittling femininity (Serano 2012 ). In “transmisogynoir” (Bailey and Trudy 2018 ), misogynistic and anti-Black prejudices and tropes (e.g...

... , which calls attention toward how structures of dominance, such as transmisogynoir and neoliberal racial capitalism, purposefully construct certain populations as legally inviolable yet persistently vulnerable to all degrees of harm. Such is the harm McDonald experienced in 2011 when she and a group...

... tradition and Third Worldism, Nsambu Za Suekama writes that gender self-determination is critical to fight “transmisogynoir [as] a specific set of material struggles under capitalism and colonialism, that position Black trans women and transfemmes at the crossroads of multiple forms of domination: national...

... as narrated by Molly Jae Vaughan in her a 2018 TedX Talk and Project 42 performance—stage an urgent “political conversation.” Considering the ways in which the violent social relations of private property during the foreclosure crisis include what Moya Bailey ( 2021 ) calls “transmisogynoir,” or antiblack...