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Gender IDs, Trans History, and Science

A bullet-point review of Talk Softly And Carry Your Big Stick With Pride (TSACYBSWP) by Ariel Jean Bailey

Cee R.
1 min readJun 23, 2022
‘Talk Softly And Carry Your Big Stick With Pride’ with a Trans flag background (horizontal stripes: blue/pink/white/pink/blue)
Graphic: reviewer’s own, made with Canva

I received a digital review copy of TSACYBSWP as an opportunity to provide a fair, honest, review.

⚧️ This is non-fiction #OwnVoices by a Transgender/Transsexual woman. Transsexual is how the author identifies; TSACYBSWP DOESN’T use the term in a Transmedicalist way.

⚧️ Imho, this book is inclusive of the entire gender spectrum.

⚧️ TSACYBSWP is about gender IDs, the hidden history of Trans people, and what science actually says about Trans people.

⚧️ Honest, open, and strikes a good balance between sensitive and matter-of-fact.

⚧️ ️Sometimes it felt like it needed tighter focus or more overarching structure — perhaps stronger segues between topics.

⚧️ I recommend this interesting, eloquent, book for anyone wanting to read more about the gender spectrum.

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Cee R.
Cee R.

Written by Cee R.

Writer, poet, (book) blogger @ dorareads.co.uk , Queer, weird, & a tad peculiar. Bookish rebel. Welsh as a tractor on the M4. Buy me a coffee @ ko-fi.com/ceearr

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