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Frequently Asked Questions
  • What is Trans*
  • Why do we have to raise awareness?
  • Why is it so difficult to talk about trans* identities, communities, and experiences?
  • What is the difference between trans* people and gay, lesbian, or bisexual people?
  • What do trans* people have to do with me?
  • What is the difference between transgender and transsexual?
  • What pronouns should I use?

Difficult Questions
Simple questions with complex answers.

Definitions
Working definitions for terms that may be useful when talking about trans* identities, experiences, communities, and language.

The TAP website attempts to bridge a gap between academic and accessible in providing clear and relevant information from sources that are both reliable and academic.  Trans* issues are complex and the information provided here is meant to help folks gain a working understanding of trans* identities, experiences, issues, and communities but is not intended to be definitive or universal source for all trans* identities, experiences, communities, and language.
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