The biggest problem with Jules Gill-Peterson isn't whether I agree with her or not - I don't, but it's that she consistently massages the evidence around her argument in a manipulative fashion, hoping no one will notice. This is particularly clear in her last book and its bizarre Argentine fantasy
An Orientalist History of Transmisogyny
The latest success in trans publishing is Jules Gill-Peterson’s A Short History of Trans Misogyny. Released at a time of global backlash to trans rights in a coalition bringing together figures as var...