Black on both sides : a racial history of trans identity

CONTENTS
Acknowledgments
Introduction
PART I. Blacken
1. Anatomically Speaking: Ungendered Flesh and the Science of Sex
2. Trans Capable: Fungibility, Fugitivity, and the Matter of Being

PART II. Transit
3. Reading the Trans- in Transatlantic Literature: On the “Female” Within the Three Negro Classics

PART III. Blackout
4. A Nightmarish Silhouette: Racialization and the Long Exposure of Transition
5. DeVine's Cut: Public Memory and the Politics of Martydom

Acknowledgements
Notes
Index