- Travesti (gender identity) - Wikipedia
In the first place, we travestis live different circumstances compared to those experienced by many transgenders from other countries, who ( ) have the objective of rearranging themselves in the binary logic as women or men
- Travesti (gender identity) - Wikiwand
A group of travestis c 1945, during a private celebration in the outskirts of Buenos Aires, away from the police
- Sage Reference - The SAGE Encyclopedia of Trans Studies - Travestis
Due to these gender-normative pressures, travestis are often unable to actualize their gender identity Travestis commonly experience poverty, abuse, and stigma, and few have formal employment because of a lack of education, which contributes to their social and economic marginalization
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Researchers have generally proposed one of three main hypotheses to define travestis: that they constitute a "third gender" (like the hijras of India and the muxe of Mexico), that they reinforce the gender binarism of their society, or that they actually deconstruct the category of gender altogether
- Travesti - Pride Corner
Travestis, as a gender category, emerged as a form of resistance and self-expression against rigid gender norms, especially in environments where same-sex relationships or nonconformity to gender expectations were otherwise suppressed
- “Travestis in Command of the Nation” | ReVista
The lyrics point out the hypocrisy of Brazilian politicians who outwardly condemn and silence travestis, and who embrace genocidal policies against travestis, but who secretly sexually desire travestis
- Travesti: Sex, Gender, and Culture among Brazilian Transgendered . . .
In this dramatic and compelling narrative, anthropologist Don Kulick follows the lives of a group of transgendered prostitutes (called travestis in Portuguese) in the Brazilian city Salvador
- About: Travesti (gender identity) - DBpedia Association
The term travesti (lit '"transvestite"') is used in Latin America—to designate people who were assigned male at birth, but develop a gender identity according to different expressions of femininity Other terms have been invented and are used in South America in an attempt to further distinguish it from cross-dressing, drag, or pathologizing connotations In Spain, the term was used in a
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