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Tracing the Roots of Pop Culture Transphobia
Overview
Lindsay observes how the public's perception of transsexuals were negatively impacted by pop culture. Starting with the rise of Ed Gein and culminating in J.K. Rowling's controversial mystery novel "Troubled Blood."
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Cast
Lindsay Ellis
Self
Jenny Nicholson
Self/Joanne (Voice)
Harry Brewis
Self/Joane’s prose (Voice)
Angelina M.
Self/Janice (Voice) (as Angelina Meehan)
Dan Olson
Self/Judge Tayler (Voice)
Lindsay Ribar
Self/Jack Crawford (Voice)
Carl Benjamin
Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
Blaire White
Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
Natalie Wynn
Self/Self - Gender Clinic Doctor (uncredited)
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