Edith Södergran’s Genderqueer Modernism by Benjamin Mier-Cruz

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The (Ir)Relevance of Science Fiction to Non-Binary and Genderqueer Readers by Anamarija Šporčič

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The Price to Pay for Being Yourself: Experiences of Microaggressions among Non-Binary and Genderqueer (NBGQ) Youth by Quinn Arijs, Aisa Burgwal, Jara Van Wiele, Joz Motmans

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Sex differences and athletic performance. Where do trans individuals fit into sports and athletics based on current research? by D. J. Oberlin

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Hepatitis B virus infection (HBV) and HIV-HBV coinfection among men who have sex with men, transgender women, and genderqueer individuals in Harare and Bulawayo Zimbabwe, 2019 by Robin W.B. Breen, Lauren E. Parmley, Munyaradzi P. Mapingure, Innocent Chingombe, Owen Mugurungi, Godfrey Musuka, Avi J. Hakim, John H. Rogers, Brian Moyo, Chesterfield Samba, Sophia S. Miller, Matthew R. Lamb, Tiffany G. Harris

“…Objectives: To measure HIV and Hepatitis B virus (HBV) prevalence and associated risk behaviors among men who have sex with men (MSM) and transgender women/genderqueer individuals (TGW/GQ) in Zimbabwe. Methods: We conducted a biobehavioral survey using respondent-driven sampling (RDS) among adult MSM and TGW/GQ in Harare and Bulawayo, Zimbabwe in 2019. …”
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A Letter from the Future to Ourselves by Psychotherapists and Counsellors of 2026

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Psychometric evaluation of the muscle dysmorphic disorder inventory (MDDI) among gender-expansive people by Emilio J. Compte, Chloe J. Cattle, Jason M. Lavender, Tiffany A. Brown, Stuart B. Murray, Matthew R. Capriotti, Annesa Flentje, Micah E. Lubensky, Juno Obedin-Maliver, Mitchell R. Lunn, Jason M. Nagata

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Reading Queer Irish Performance across Live and Digital Practice by Katherine Nolan

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Community norms for the Eating Disorder Examination Questionnaire (EDE-Q) among gender-expansive populations by Jason M. Nagata, Emilio J. Compte, Chloe J. Cattle, Annesa Flentje, Matthew R. Capriotti, Micah E. Lubensky, Stuart B. Murray, Juno Obedin-Maliver, Mitchell R. Lunn

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Transmasculinities in Nonbinary Autobiographical Writing by Zlámalová Karolína

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Southern African HIV Clinicians Society gender-affirming healthcare guideline for South Africa by Anastacia Tomson, Chris/tine McLachlan, Camilla Wattrus, Kevin Adams, Ronald Addinall, Rutendo Bothma, Lauren Jankelowitz, Elliott Kotze, Zamasomi Luvuno, Nkanyiso Madlala, Savuka Matyila, Anil Padavatan, Mershen Pillay, Mmamontsheng D. Rakumakoe, Mathilde Tomson-Myburgh, Willem D.F. Venter, Elma de Vries

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Imagining Queer Chican@s in the Post-Borderlands by T. Jackie Cuevas

“…Lemus's fiction serves as a prime example of how queer and genderqueer literary figures struggle — and often fail —to imagine themselves as desirable subjects of an emerging Latinotopia. …”
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Collaborative Movement: What Queering Dance Makes Possible by Claire Carter

“… Collaborative Movement focuses on an ongoing research collaboration centred on supporting trans/genderqueer/non-binary/queer community dance/movement programming and mentorship in Regina, Treaty 4 territory. …”
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3-month prevalence of unwanted sexual contact victimization in a national sample of college students: differences by race, gender identity, and sexual identity by Lisa Fedina, Anna E. Bender, Meggie Royer, Louise Ashwell, Richard Tolman, Todd I. Herrenkohl

“…Results Nearly 8% of transgender men reported USCV, followed by 7.4% of transgender women, 7.4% of genderqueer/gender non-conforming students, 4.5% of women, and 1.5% of men. …”
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Sexual orientation in transgender adults in the United States by Sari L. Reisner, Soon Kyu Choi, Jody L. Herman, Walter Bockting, Evan A. Krueger, Ilan H. Meyer

“…Overall, 73.6% were “somewhat”/ “very” attracted to CW, 58.3% CM, 56.8% TW, 52.4% TM, 59.9% genderqueer/nonbinary-females-at-birth, 51.9% genderqueer/nonbinary-males-at-birth. …”
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Sex and desire on the dancefloor: A queer post-structuralist approach on reclaiming erotic dances by Nina Poels

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Viska om mitt qval by Charlotta Wolff

“…By proposing a queer reading of their poetry, this article takes a new approach to their works, arguing that these can be used as valuable sources for the history of gender, genderqueer and feelings of love and friendship. While previous studies have generally analysed Creutz’s and Gyllenborg’s works separately, they are here seen as a mutual venture in the context of a shifting, gendered public space, however within a strongly classical framework, which allowed the authors to play at several intertextual levels to appeal to the sensitivities of different readers. …”
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Une chambre à soi : genres et corps en art by Luc Schicharin, Anne-Laure Vernet

“…During the course of 2 symposium respectively called « Genderqueer Workshop : a Reflexion on Contemporary Bodies through the Arts », and « A Room to One’s Own : Genders and Bodies in Art » held from March 2015 to January 2016, the problematic of political subjectivity has been approached through an aestethical and philosophical study of works of art which are organized according to the codes of contemporary art and of militant artistic practices coming from subcultures and popular cultures. …”
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Dirty Waters: Urine, Waste, and the Shimmering Trans Body in Nånting måste gå sönder or Something Must Break (2014) by Casey Ann McKinney

“…This article examines genderqueer writer/director Ester Martin Bergsmark’s film Something Must Break (2014) and the trans gaze created through the film’s disjunctive imagery. …”
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Fureur dé(CON)structrice et viscéralité du désir saphique dans la poésie du XXIème siècle en Espagne by Claire Laguian

“…Our analysis shows that through these poetic voices,we can observe the will to destroy binary and heterocentred patterns implacably. Genderqueer genitalitiesand uncategorizable sexualities run through the pages to force on us the reading of sexual acts tinged with violence, claimed immorality, hypersexuality or bestiality, often with cannibal inspirations inherited from the writing of the French Monique Wittig. …”
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