Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Transmisogyny" in English language version.
Within the transgender sample, those who were assigned female at birth have significantly lower incomes and are more likely to work part-time than those assigned male at birth.
From dozens of potential images, I identified three broad categories: "Man in a Dress" memes, which present trans people (or cisgender men in women's clothing) as a threat in public restrooms [...] "Man in a Dress" memes invoke a wide variety of transphobic and transmisogynistic tropes. They feature conventionally masculine-appearing men, sometimes cross-dressing, attempting to use the women's restroom as a ruse to ogle or sexually assault cis women. [...] Another meme literally features the phrase "man wearing a dress." Labeling a crying adult "VICTIM" and a small girl "BIGOT," a cartoon ridicules activists for trans-inclusive bathrooms by having the cis girl (White, and wearing a pink bow in her hair) say "There's a 40-year-old man wearing a dress in the girl's restroom," to which the adult responds, "There's a micro-aggressive White privileged homophobe in my safe space!!"
Transgender women, who hold both a marginalized gender (e.g., woman) and gender identity e.g. transgender), report the largest gap of all, earning approximately 60 cents for every dollar the typical U.S. worker earns.
Within the transgender sample, those who were assigned female at birth have significantly lower incomes and are more likely to work part-time than those assigned male at birth.
From dozens of potential images, I identified three broad categories: "Man in a Dress" memes, which present trans people (or cisgender men in women's clothing) as a threat in public restrooms [...] "Man in a Dress" memes invoke a wide variety of transphobic and transmisogynistic tropes. They feature conventionally masculine-appearing men, sometimes cross-dressing, attempting to use the women's restroom as a ruse to ogle or sexually assault cis women. [...] Another meme literally features the phrase "man wearing a dress." Labeling a crying adult "VICTIM" and a small girl "BIGOT," a cartoon ridicules activists for trans-inclusive bathrooms by having the cis girl (White, and wearing a pink bow in her hair) say "There's a 40-year-old man wearing a dress in the girl's restroom," to which the adult responds, "There's a micro-aggressive White privileged homophobe in my safe space!!"
Within the transgender sample, those who were assigned female at birth have significantly lower incomes and are more likely to work part-time than those assigned male at birth.
From dozens of potential images, I identified three broad categories: "Man in a Dress" memes, which present trans people (or cisgender men in women's clothing) as a threat in public restrooms [...] "Man in a Dress" memes invoke a wide variety of transphobic and transmisogynistic tropes. They feature conventionally masculine-appearing men, sometimes cross-dressing, attempting to use the women's restroom as a ruse to ogle or sexually assault cis women. [...] Another meme literally features the phrase "man wearing a dress." Labeling a crying adult "VICTIM" and a small girl "BIGOT," a cartoon ridicules activists for trans-inclusive bathrooms by having the cis girl (White, and wearing a pink bow in her hair) say "There's a 40-year-old man wearing a dress in the girl's restroom," to which the adult responds, "There's a micro-aggressive White privileged homophobe in my safe space!!"
