Abstract
ABSTRACT In her paper, Who Are “We”?, Holly Devor presents the thesis that gay/lesbian and transgendered identities are not mutually exclusive of each other. Although these identities once shared a trans-gressive social status, a gay/lesbian identity has begun to gain an acceptance that transgendered identities have yet to achieve. In this discussion, the concept of gender identity as being on a continuum shared by gays, lesbians and transgendered is explored. Clinical material highlights the disparities that can exist between an individualapos;s internal identity and his/her external socially assigned identity. The need to express identity is emphasized.
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