Storia transgender. Radici di una rivoluzione

Her work sheds light on stories that often go untold. I wonder what motivated her to bring these histories to the forefront now.

The book covers decades, but some eras felt more detailed. I'm curious if this was a choice to highlight specific movements or events.

Personal narratives can make history more relatable, but do they risk overshadowing broader social contexts? Would love to hear others' thoughts.