Description
Discover the essential narrative of gender identity and the rich tapestry of transgender history with Susan Stryker's acclaimed book, 'Transgender History'. This enlightening volume delves into the complex past of transgender and queer communities, tracing their struggles for rights and recognition throughout the years. As an Associate Professor of Gender and Women's Studies and Director of the Institute for LGBT Studies at the University of Arizona, Stryker expertly brings to life the significant milestones and key figures that have shaped transgender history. This 2017 edition, published by Little Brown, is not only a critical academic resource but also serves as an engaging read for anyone curious about the evolution of gender identity. With 240 pages of insightful analysis, 'Transgender History' is perfect for scholars, activists, and anyone interested in understanding the cultural impact of transgender movements. Whether you're a student or simply seeking to broaden your knowledge on LGBTQIA+ history, this book offers a profound look at the intersections of gender, politics, and society. Embrace the journey of understanding and education with 'Transgender History'.