Trans Feminism

A provocative and unflinching examination of reactionary strands within feminism that work against liberation. Lewis traces two centuries of 'enemy feminisms' from imperial feminists to contemporary TERFs, revealing how feminist rhetoric can be weaponized to reinforce rather than dismantle systems of oppression.

Jules Gill-Peterson traces how colonial rule, racialized policing, labor, and public space shaped modern trans misogyny - and how trans-feminized people resisted it.

Shon Faye places trans politics in Britain within healthcare, housing, labor, class, and punitive systems, making material life central to trans justice.

Edited by Laura Erickson-Schroth, this community resource brings trans-authored knowledge across health, law, family, and everyday life while naming its North American limits.

Sociologist stef m. shuster traces trans medicine’s history and clinical practice, asking how authority forms under uncertainty and shapes access to gender-affirming care.

Fourteen essays ask how trans life reshapes Marxist accounts of work, transition, care, class, and social reproduction - and where this deliberately diverse anthology leaves its questions unresolved.

Saim Sadiq’s Lahore family drama follows a married man drawn to a trans dancer, but its feminist force lies in tracing how patriarchal duty frustrates the desires of everyone sharing the household.

Written, directed, edited by, and starring Isabel Sandoval, this film brings trans identity, immigration status, care work, and intimacy into one fragile story of a Filipina caregiver in New York.

A trans woman’s struggle to grieve her partner becomes a precise study of how families, medicine, police, and property law decide whose love and personhood are credible.

Adapted from Virginia Woolf's novel, this tells the legendary life story of immortal aristocrat Orlando spanning four centuries, experiencing a gender transformation from male to female during this journey. This pioneering work explores gender fluidity, identity formation, and patriarchal oppression of women through poetic cinematic language.

The Gender at Work Podcast is hosted by Aruna Rao and Joanne Sandler, featuring conversations with global feminist activists, scholars, and community practitioners. The show takes a critical perspective exploring issues of love, policy, war, and cross-cultural alliances, emphasizing the intersection of decolonization, anti-militarization, and emotional politics.

A weekly reproductive-justice podcast from Abortion Access Front, hosted by Lizz Winstead and Moji Alawode-El. It combines political news, satire, interviews and practical ways to respond to attacks on abortion access.

Feminists Without Mystique is a podcast co-hosted by multiple feminists, exploring political, gender, and cultural issues with sharp humor. With a frank, highly critical style, the content covers abortion rights, transgender issues, racial and judicial injustice, media responsibility, often featuring 'we see you' segments exposing structural violence and silent complicity in society.