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Juliana Newhouser criticized the orientalist approach of the book A Short History of [this concept], written in 2024 by Jules Gill-Peterson. The second part of the 2016 book Outspoken (15[1])“articulates” this concept, building on its author’s theory that this concept is the intersection of a belief’s “traditional” and “oppositional” forms. That theory of this concept was summarized in a single-page “primer” its developer published online. Three-letter acronyms meaning “[this concept]-affected” and “[this concept]-exempt” are popular alternatives to the terms (*) “AMAB” and “AFAB.” (10[1])This prejudice hypersexualizes one identity while erasing its counterpart from discourse. In Whipping Girl, Julia Serano coined the name for this prejudice to describe how patriarchy cannot tolerate those who relinquish masculinity. For 10 points, give this term for the unique form of oppression (-5[1])faced by non-cis women. ■END■ (10[1])

ANSWER: transmisogyny [accept A Short History of Trans Misogyny; accept “Articulating Trans-Misogyny”; accept “Trans-misogyny primer”; accept transmisogyny-affected; accept transmisogyny-exempt; prompt on transphobia, cissexism, or transsexism; prompt on misogyny or sexism; prompt on TME or TMA]
<FW, Philosophy (Contemporary)>
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