Class, gender, and inequality: the ‘new’ transgender women in India

Salman Hussain

doi:10.1080/2158379x.2026.2700385

July 7, 2026Journal of Political Power

Class, gender, and inequality: the ‘new’ transgender women in India

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The research aims to explore the experiences of new non-gender conforming individuals in India and the implications of their identities.
Literature review on non-conforming communities in India
Qualitative analysis of transgender women's experiences
Examination of social dynamics and inequalities
Identifies key themes of social inequality faced by transgender women
Highlights the challenges of identity and acceptance
Reveals intersections of class and gender in the experiences of new transgender women.

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The book examines gender non-conforming identities in India, revealing social inequalities and dynamics.

Abstract

New Women is a valuable contribution to the growing literature on non-conforming communities in India. The book examines how new non-gender conforming (GNC) persons, who self-identify as ‘transg...

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