Ebook {Epub PDF} To My Trans Sisters by Charlie Craggs

To My Trans Sisters. To My Trans Sisters. Quantity. In winkelwagen. Toevoegen aan verlanglijst. Compare. Author: Charlie Craggs Artikelnummer: Categorieën: gender seksualiteit, relaties zorg. Share. Samenvatting Extra informatie Lambda Literary Award . To My Trans Sisters: Editor: Charlie Craggs: Publisher: Jessica Kingsley Publishers, ISBN: , Length: pages: Subjects5/5(1).  · To My Trans Sisters is an anthology of over seventy letters collected and edited by Charlie Craggs. This invigorating anthology was written by transgendered women for transgendered women, which is a welcome departure from the established genre of texts about transgendered individuals that seek to explain their lives and experiences for a presumed audience of primarily /5.

Charlie Craggs is done with the prejudice faced by the trans community. She's taking it into her hands by way of Nail Transphobia - a organisation that exists to educate people on trans issues and make new allies, while also delivering glamorous manicures. Nail Transphobia's mission is clear: Tackling transphobia fabulously, through education and empowerment. Charlie Craggs is the author of To My Trans Sisters ( avg rating, ratings, 42 reviews, published ). To My Trans Sisters; This collection of inspirational, honest letters written by successful and famous trans women offer personal advice and guidance to trans women and girls who are transitioning or have transitioned. Charlie Craggs is a prominent activist in the transgender community. She is the editor of Pigeons and Peacocks magazine and.

To My Trans Sisters: Editor: Charlie Craggs: Publisher: Jessica Kingsley Publishers, ISBN: , Length: pages: Subjects. To My Trans Sisters, edited by Charlie Craggs, is published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers, and is available here now. Further reading Why Trans People Need The Right To Self-Identify. In Craggs published her first book, To My Trans Sisters, a collection of letters by successful trans women. In the book was a finalist in the 30th Lambda Literary Awards.