“让我们成为变性人”

Mary Robertson
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本章探讨了在跨性别现象的背景下,Spectrum的年轻人是如何形成性别认同的,这是一种性别表现、理解和解释方式的范式转变。作为一个性别酷儿被接受和拥抱的空间,光谱是一种酷儿乌托邦。在Spectrum,年轻人可以对自己的性别感到矛盾,可以玩代词、性别表达和身份。对于那些性别表达和身份认同模棱两可的酷儿年轻人来说,这意味着他们的外表挑战了主流社会对男孩或女孩的定义,Spectrum可能是他们第一个感受到解放的地方,他们不必成为其中之一。光谱青年正在学习将性别复杂化,意识到性别归因在我们彼此交往中的作用,并对根深蒂固的性别二元对立形成抵抗。
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“Let’s Be Trans”
This chapter examines how the youth of Spectrum are forming gender identities in the context of transgender phenomena, a paradigm shift in the way gender is represented, understood, and explained. As a space where genderqueerness is accepted and embraced, Spectrum is a kind of queer utopia. At Spectrum young people are allowed to feel ambivalence about their gender and can play with pronouns, gender expression, and identity. For those queer young people whose gender expression and identity is ambiguous, meaning that what they look like challenges mainstream society’s notions of what a boy or a girl is, Spectrum may be the first place they feel the liberation of not having to be one or the other. Spectrum youth are learning to complicate gender, be aware of the role gender attribution plays in our interactions with each other, and forge resistance to the entrenched gender binary.
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