The Clinical Interview

Simpson, Scott A.; McDowell, Anna K.

doi:10.4324/9780429437243

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“…An undercover policeman visited Hedesthia at least once, during one of the Open Home meetings, though on that occasion it was clear to Simpson that he did not find the debauchery he was expecting and did not return. 99 CJ had more experiences with police than Simpson as she had been a target for her effeminacy in her youth and began dressing 'full time' in feminine attire from 1975, whereas Simpson only did so from 1991. CJ described numerous experiences with the police which were 'not pleasant', though found that the majority ignored her.…”

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‘No, we're not going away’: Two trans activist lives in Aotearoa New Zealand, 1974–1987

Hansen

2023

Gender & History

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Utilising interviews conducted with two transgender women, Chanel Hati and ‘CJ’, this article will explore trans activism from 1974 to 1987. Though both were members of politically active trans communities with shared priorities around community building and trans pride, the intersections of race and class meant these communities operated in vastly different ways. Hati and her fellow trans sex workers practiced a politics of difference, while CJ's community, largely white and middle class, prioritised inclusion. This article will explore the relationships between these communities, highlighting their practices of resistance, as well as the implications of intersectionality on the historicising of these trans pasts.

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‘No, we're not going away’: Two trans activist lives in Aotearoa New Zealand, 1974–1987

Hansen

2023

Gender & History

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‘No, we're not going away’: Two trans activist lives in Aotearoa New Zealand, 1974–1987

‘No, we're not going away’: Two trans activist lives in Aotearoa New Zealand, 1974–1987

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