This course will focus on trans identities, history, theory and politics from the perspectives of feminist, queer, and emerging trans theory. Topics may include transphobia and oppression of trans people, sex and gender change, transvestism, gender passing, transgender children and their families, and intersectionalities with sexuality, race, class, ability, etc.

Antirequisite(s): Women's Studies 4460F/G if taught in Winter 2013; Women's Studies 3343F/G if taught in Fall 2015.

Prerequisite(s): Women's Studies 1020E or 1.0 course from Women's Studies 1021F/G, Women's Studies 1022F/G, Women's Studies 1023F/G, Women's Studies 1024F/G.

Extra Information: 3 lecture hours.