This introduction to the collection Bisexuality and Transgenderism: InterSEXions of the Others provides an overview of how considering bisexuality and transgenderism (each broadly defined) can inform and challenge larger cultural understandings of sexuality and gender. The authors provide an overview of extant literature on the subject, propose some of their own productive “intersections” between bisexuality and transgenderism, and introduce the pieces contained in the collection.
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