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Tess Wingard

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Historian of medieval gender and sexuality. Assistant Professor, University of Rochester. tesswingard.wordpress.com

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Tess Wingard (@tesswingard.bsky.social), 9 Temmuz 2026 tarihinde katılan bir Bluesky kullanıcısı. 367 takipçisi var, 182 hesabı takip ediyor ve 282 post paylaştı.

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    butch trans womanhoods straddle this and the wider conception of lesbianism as dewomanizing by that lack, the contradiction of the norms being characterizing: she is insufficient at once artificial and illegitimate both by her body and what she does to it but is also insufficient through her

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    as opposed to say the dewomanizing lack associated with e.g. nonblack/nontfem lesbianism. you could say fashion subcultures like gal / gyaru in japan and communities of black and racialized transfeminine people emphasizing the aspect of femininity by way of mod like the travesti in latin america and

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