Best Book in Transgender Studies, 2005
Winner, Center for Lesbian & Gay Studies (CLAGS), NY
2005 Lambda Literary Award Finalist
Written by a leading activist in the transgender movement,
"Becoming a Visible Man" is an artful and compelling inquiry into
the politics of gender. Jamison Green combines candid autobiography
with informed analysis to offer unique insight into the multiple
challenges of the female-to-male transsexual experience, ranging
from encounters with prejudice and strained relationships with
family to the development of an FTM community and the realities of
surgical sex reassignment.
For more than a decade, Green has provided educational programs
on gender-variance issues for corporations, law-enforcement
agencies, social-science conferences and classes, continuing legal
education, religious education, and medical venues. His
comprehensive knowledge of the processes and problems encountered
by transgendered and transsexual people--as well as his legal
advocacy work to help ensure that gender-variant people have access
to the same rights and opportunities as others--enable him to
explain the issues as no transsexual author has previously
done.
Brimming with frank and often poignant recollections of Green's
own experiences--including his childhood struggles with identity
and his years as a lesbian parent prior to his sex-reassignment
surgery--the book examines transsexualism as a human condition, and
sex reassignment as one of the choices that some people feel
compelled to make in order to manage their gender variance.
Relating the FTM psyche and experience to the social and political
forces at work in American society, "Becoming a Visible Man" also
speaks consciously of universal principles that concern us all,
particularly the need to live one's life honestly, openly, and
passionately.
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