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Just See Me for Who I Am is passionate defense of the civil and constitutional rights of transgender and gender-diverse people. By providing examples of the existence of trans people as far back as humanity has kept records, this book dispels the myth that trans people are a creation of our modern social-media age. It refutes the notion of a sexual binary and tackles the controversial issues of gender-affirming care for trans minors and trans women and girls in sports, citing multiple court rulings where judges have blocked these laws as unconstitutional or violations of the Civil Rights Act.

Anti-trans laws hurt not just trans people, but all of us. This book diffuses the conflict created by anti-trans laws and policies with proven solutions. It serves as a guide for anyone with a trans person in their life, as well as for those who want to learn more about gender identity.