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Stone Butch Blues A Novel

Leslie Feinberg

Jess, a working-class woman living as a man, survives a period of homelessness, tries to unionize fellow workers, worries about being found out, and searches for community while undergoing a secret transsexual operation

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Behind the Bastards

This book, about the history of the UMAP camps, was written by a very important trans author and it's a compilation of articles from a newspaper with a very hardline ideology.

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Leslie Feinberg, which is depressing in a lot of Leslie Feinberg people who don't know is like one of the most important like trans authors ever wrote Stone Butch Blues, which is like if you've ever b...

— Episode: It Could Happen Here Weekly 54

Episode: It Could Happen Here Weekly 54

This book, about the history of the UMAP camps, was written by a very important trans author and it's a compilation of articles from a newspaper with a very hardline ideology.

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Leslie Feinberg, which is depressing in a lot of Leslie Feinberg people who don't know is like one of the most important like trans authors ever wrote Stone Butch Blues, which is like if you've ever been in like any sort of like queer or trans scene, you probably know about or possibly have read.

And she wrote, not a great account of this.

Yeah, do you want to talk a bit about what what this was and how people have sort of used it in different ways.

It's a compilation of articles, which Feinberg wrote for as part of the lavender and red series for this world's workers world newspaper which is like this Marciite sect, which Feinberg yeah been a part of real real weirdos like I, they those people like.

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