Description
Transgender and Intersex identities have long been portrayed as abstract phenomena, lacking a clear origin, purpose, or unified identity. Until now, no writer has dared to explore the key factors that affirm the humanity of a vast global community, often dismissed as nothing more than a marginal subculture. Drawing on a lifetime of study, Phaedra J. Kelly - social anthropologist, human rights troubleshooter, historian, archaeologist, and theologian - illuminates these vital, overlooked aspects.