Andrés
@andrelom88.bsky.social
PhD Candidate at Northwestern University
Trans Studies in Latinoamérica
📍Chicago 🔄 Buenos Aires
Trans Studies in Latinoamérica
📍Chicago 🔄 Buenos Aires
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Andrés
@andrelom88.bsky.social
· Nov 16
Toward a Trans* Masculine Genealogy in South America
Latin American trans* masculine individuals have often been erased from public discourse, both within their societies and within trans studies. On the one hand, within the region, it is frequent to he...
read.dukeupress.edu
Some time ago, we wrote this article in TSQ with my dear colleague and friend Francisco Fernandez Romero. I think it's a good moment to share it: "Toward a Trans Masculine Genealogy in South America"*: read.dukeupress.edu/tsq/article-...
Reposted by Andrés
New peer-reviewed article from the Trans Pregnancy Project, free to read, download, and share!
We look at how men and non-binary individuals carrying a baby often seem to be perceived as fat rather than pregnant, and explore what this means for the intelligibility of gendered bodies.
We look at how men and non-binary individuals carrying a baby often seem to be perceived as fat rather than pregnant, and explore what this means for the intelligibility of gendered bodies.
‘Why Is the Chubby Guy Running?’: Trans Pregnancy, Fatness, and Cultural Intelligibility
Since the late 2000s trans pregnancy has received increasing public and academic attention, and stories of the ‘pregnant man’ have become a media staple. Existing research has critiqued such spectacu...
onlinelibrary.wiley.com
November 19, 2024 at 1:56 PM
New peer-reviewed article from the Trans Pregnancy Project, free to read, download, and share!
We look at how men and non-binary individuals carrying a baby often seem to be perceived as fat rather than pregnant, and explore what this means for the intelligibility of gendered bodies.
We look at how men and non-binary individuals carrying a baby often seem to be perceived as fat rather than pregnant, and explore what this means for the intelligibility of gendered bodies.
Some time ago, we wrote this article in TSQ with my dear colleague and friend Francisco Fernandez Romero. I think it's a good moment to share it: "Toward a Trans Masculine Genealogy in South America"*: read.dukeupress.edu/tsq/article-...
Toward a Trans* Masculine Genealogy in South America
Latin American trans* masculine individuals have often been erased from public discourse, both within their societies and within trans studies. On the one hand, within the region, it is frequent to he...
read.dukeupress.edu
November 16, 2024 at 8:31 PM
Some time ago, we wrote this article in TSQ with my dear colleague and friend Francisco Fernandez Romero. I think it's a good moment to share it: "Toward a Trans Masculine Genealogy in South America"*: read.dukeupress.edu/tsq/article-...