So, what does it mean to be a woman and feminine?
Does being feminine mean you are a woman? Does the element of being
sensitive mean you are a woman? If one cuts their hair, do they seize to be a woman?
Discuss these questions as per the book’s context and the contemporary world in relation
to black feminism.
However, people who are transgender are more predisposed to violence and
sexual abuse.
Is this situation because society has not accepted this group and is abusive
to them because they are different and deviate from what they perceive as normal?
Or is it the high risk of abuse by people who are transgender because of their social learning to
be silent, numb, and disconnected from the society for the society to accept them more?
Hence, they make themselves more vulnerable to violence and sexual abuse?
Based on the possible causes for the violence and sexual abuse, what strategies could prevent or
reduce the rate of violence and sexual abuse that people who are transgender encounter?