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Book Review: Sideways Selves: Travesti and Jotería Struggles Across the Américas by PJ DiPietro

Gender & Society

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Book Review: Sideways Selves: Travesti and Jotería Struggles Across the Américas by PJ DiPietro

Volume 40, Issue 3

https://doi.org/10.1177/08912432261419527

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