What do transgender people face on a daily basis? What legal, social, and medical aspects affect their daily lives? How do the media write about transgender people and what expectations are placed on them? Who and why smuggles into Poland a campaign to spread lies about the transition, which has already led to tragedy in Great Britain and the United States? And where is hope in all this?
This book is a personal manifesto and at the same time a continuation of the author's activist activity. Maja Heban sets two goals in it: to make it easier for cisgender people to understand transgenderism and to give their own community the satisfaction that postulates and thoughts shared by at least some people will be able to resound loudly.
