This historian has witnessed the future of transit health care

She says that the work of the Peterson generation has made it clear to Branstter the narrow influence that the first policy of identity could have at a time when we need solidarity through the difference. “Not only because my daily function is almost by virtue of the first definition of identity, but also because, as Jul’s work appears, the identity itself is something that we often have to form ourselves from the violent systems that left us.”

Over the years, the work of the Peterson generation-which, in addition to its book, includes its written duties in Spanish transit studies And its related duties Death palette Podcast – About focusing towards building a history through the search for American medical institutions. Her next book, Liberal transformersThis will lead to a further shift to this focus, as it provides “the history of class differences between converts and the methods that the state and medical institutions did not serve, as he put it, does not work to determine” the history of differences between transit persons “and the methods caused by the state, and therefore, in defining these differences, but they intensify these differences, but they intensify these differences.”

The project has started as a dome, medically or otherwise, but it has been directed throughout its research and is aware of the extent of our history of the topic. “The transitional practices of transit women and men’s practices are not essentially separate until the past forty years or so,” says Jill Peterson, adding that the last group has historically suffered from escalating movement even without hormones while it was not the previous group.

One Liberal transformersShe told me that the main arguments are that transit healthcare in the United States has been formed specifically a group of people: poor transit women, who, although sometimes, some strange neighborhoods were equipped, through their lives and analgesics, were largely frustrated by the labor market by the mid -twentieth century, with their lives and livelihoods.

“The artists, those working in sex, girls in a picnic-were culturally important but live in extreme poverty in the times, who do not suffer from the same height in the income and wealth that others suffer, specifically from white Americans, after the Second World War,” says Jill Peterson. “The sexual clinic has been created for enforced rehabilitation, or at least some of them,” to working women and returning them to the economy. “

This month, and The Supreme Court is expected to issue its ruling in United States against skrmettiA historical issue that studies a constitutional ban on the care of the confirmed sexes for transit youth. The court will likely be hit on the basis that it is discriminatory on the basis Similar laws in more than 20 other statesOr at least the ability to return to the lower court that supported a Tennessee’s ban in the first place.

Such victories are unlikely to be the majority of maintaining the bench. Regarding what might seem to be the scenario of the worst cases, “the worst scenario is that things remain the same,” as Banstetter told me in A recent interview for Dazed. to Transient children and their families who live in those states That restricts youth access to life -saving health care, “The world has already ended.”

However, while the Peterson generation is sure of the indication that the mere presence of a law gives people the “right to change sex”, as the critic who is receiving the Politzer Andrea Long award once It is calledIt does not allow the person to do so. Therefore, she says, fighting for freedom to medically move requires a more comprehensive strategic strategy than focusing on one court ruling. “It requires the approach of bread and butter,” she says, and it gives priority to economic security and sufficient resources for all.

“One of the great results that I took away from this research (to Liberal transformersThe high cost of medical transition since the 1960s “when” transgender women have faced the cost of $ 3500 for a total psychological evaluation, auxiliary care, and surgeries in a sexual clinic, which translates into approximately $ 35,000. “Funny at the practical level of most people,” says Jill Peterson, who is slightly over $ 200,000 by the end of the century, when it is modified for inflation, and it is “the practical level of most of the people.”