Often, choosing a name is one of the first ways trans people begin to assume a different gender from the one they were assigned at birth. Stories about the process of choosing a name reveal how trans youth negotiate their relationship with their old name and their emerging sense of identity. Working with Avery Gordon’s Ghostly Matters (2008), I explore the ghostly ways birth names remain in the lives of trans youth. Gordon’s concept of ghosts presents an opportunity to think about how trans youth experience their birth name and the complex ways trans youth negotiate their identity at school
On the surface, Yangsook Choi’s The Name Jar (2001) is a simple story of a very young immigrant girl...
This essay seeks to add to a growing awareness of transgender lives and narratives in management and...
In recent years the concern with gender diversity fuelled by the rapid expansion of tra...
Often, choosing a name is one of the first ways trans people begin to assume a different gender from...
This paper investigates the significance of re-naming oneself during the process of transitioning am...
As the visibility of transgender (trans) college students has increased, college policies have also ...
Existing literature about transgender college students calls upon higher education organizations to ...
Our identity is our name connected with a specific face and body. Yet, our name, a critical aspect o...
A child’s personal name is an integral part of their identity. Names and name negotiation in childre...
This brief, from PRC researchers Stephen Russell and Amanda Pollitt and colleagues, examines the rel...
Social structures assume a binary classification of gender whereby people are expected to accept the...
Content warning: this Article discusses suicidality. For transgender and some nonbinary youth, livin...
Judith Dunkerly-Bean and Camden Ross—parent and child—share their perspectives on how Camden, who is...
Gender presentation currently proves a controversial conceptualisation within society. Those conside...
Names, as proper nouns, are clearly important for the identification of individuals in everyday life...
On the surface, Yangsook Choi’s The Name Jar (2001) is a simple story of a very young immigrant girl...
This essay seeks to add to a growing awareness of transgender lives and narratives in management and...
In recent years the concern with gender diversity fuelled by the rapid expansion of tra...
Often, choosing a name is one of the first ways trans people begin to assume a different gender from...
This paper investigates the significance of re-naming oneself during the process of transitioning am...
As the visibility of transgender (trans) college students has increased, college policies have also ...
Existing literature about transgender college students calls upon higher education organizations to ...
Our identity is our name connected with a specific face and body. Yet, our name, a critical aspect o...
A child’s personal name is an integral part of their identity. Names and name negotiation in childre...
This brief, from PRC researchers Stephen Russell and Amanda Pollitt and colleagues, examines the rel...
Social structures assume a binary classification of gender whereby people are expected to accept the...
Content warning: this Article discusses suicidality. For transgender and some nonbinary youth, livin...
Judith Dunkerly-Bean and Camden Ross—parent and child—share their perspectives on how Camden, who is...
Gender presentation currently proves a controversial conceptualisation within society. Those conside...
Names, as proper nouns, are clearly important for the identification of individuals in everyday life...
On the surface, Yangsook Choi’s The Name Jar (2001) is a simple story of a very young immigrant girl...
This essay seeks to add to a growing awareness of transgender lives and narratives in management and...
In recent years the concern with gender diversity fuelled by the rapid expansion of tra...