You go out of your way to point out that lesbian erasure and invisibility didn't mean they were less at risk than gay men, but consistently down play the risks trans men face. Every single large survey of the US community we have has trans men and women at equal risk of non-fatal violence. I think *you*, personally, transitioned into a position of privilege and continously assume every other trans man has that privilege despite the actual data saying otherwise. It's weird how you don't write substacks about UCLA's finding on non-fatal violence against trans people, about the USTS, only about data sets where you can continue to attack other trans men for internet points.
What led you to review Napier’s article Devon? Not that I’m complaining. Just curious. I scanned her articles and she does have a profile but it didn’t seem like she wrote in this area before.
this is such a thorough and comprehensive analysis & review, thank you!
You go out of your way to point out that lesbian erasure and invisibility didn't mean they were less at risk than gay men, but consistently down play the risks trans men face. Every single large survey of the US community we have has trans men and women at equal risk of non-fatal violence. I think *you*, personally, transitioned into a position of privilege and continously assume every other trans man has that privilege despite the actual data saying otherwise. It's weird how you don't write substacks about UCLA's finding on non-fatal violence against trans people, about the USTS, only about data sets where you can continue to attack other trans men for internet points.
What led you to review Napier’s article Devon? Not that I’m complaining. Just curious. I scanned her articles and she does have a profile but it didn’t seem like she wrote in this area before.
I get all the new SPPS articles in my inbox as they come out, along with several other journals.