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The past several years have witnessed profound social and legal controversies over who can participate as men or women in various organized sports (including in the Olympics); restricted and limited access to hormone replacement and blocker therapies among nonbinary and transgender youth; restricted and limited access to abortion, contraception, and IVF; social inequities and violent conflicts that are shaping bodies and reproductive futures; and a return to biologically-essentialist understandings of sex, gender, and the body. For this session, we invite papers that engage feminist, critical, and intersectional analyses of hormones and biology to contribute to justice-focused scholarship on bodies and reproduction.
Bodily Desires and Epistemological Struggles: Experiences of Patients and Clinicians with Hormone Replacement Therapy - Gwendolyn Marie Berumen, University of Texas at Austin
A field of her own: Bioessentialism and the creation of “female-specific science” in sport - Madeleine Pape, University of Lausanne; Sheree Bekker; Marina DiMarco; Katherine Lee; Sarah Richardson, Harvard University
Monstrous Pregnancy: Embodied Knowledge, Liminal Embodiment, and Transmasculine Reproduction - Sonny M. Nordmarken, Georgia State University
Protecting Children or Cisnormativity? How States Construct Sex, Gender, and Bodies to Restrict Trans Medicine - Katherine Alexander, Rice University
The End of Sex? - Abigail C. Saguy, University of California-Los Angeles