Introduction
Julia Serrano explains that being attracted to someone’s nobility in dress or manners allows Trans women to reclaim their bodies and express their character and sexuality. Julia, in The Trans Women Statement, understands that Tran’s women face a specific type of transphobia and sexism in the convergence which she calls transsexualism. As society continued to exist as a male-oriented development, Trans women were seen as a threat to male versus female partners and the spread of masculinity among the aristocracy. The work explores how the gender card has been used to judge other people’s behavior even in irrelevant circumstances.
Discussion
Serrano understands that there is no greater danger in this public hearing than the presence of a Trans woman who chooses to be a woman. Since it was hard to understand someone’s intentions or what trans-inspired. In this climate of Trans sexism, dressing up is not an expression of complacency with sexism. The decision to show one’s femininity in revealing clothes and photographs despite the dangers of Trans sexism is rather a sign of solidarity and courage against the same dangers. Since there is various environmental influence on clothing for one to maintain a specific femininity takes an act of courage and love for his or her characteristic.
Later in her statement, Serrano revealed that women are forced to characterize themselves in their own way and to promote healthy identity values. It takes courage, confidence, and courage for us women to rise from the needless consequences that are constantly being projected onto us. Therefore, I agree with Serrano’s case that the focus on Trans women is fundamental to upholding women’s rights, a contradictory view of nobility and masculinity, to finally say that most accept that femininity equals masculinity, a statement far removed from the reality of trans-sexism.
Furthermore, Serrano talks about the ideas of transphobia, cissexism, and sexism. This ensures the certainty of orientation that is afforded upon entering the world is usually obscure, as it is still sometimes in limbo on a mental level and there is nothing particularly striking about it. There is no true orientation, only the orientation people feel and the orientation they see in others.
In particular, Serrano points out that female transgender are ridiculed for their femininity. When a woman wears a man’s shirt, the moment is nothing special, but when a man wears a woman’s shirt, it quickly becomes an indication of mental illness. Insofar as transphobia is directly related to sexism, the work of women who reduce everything to just bodies is diminishing. In conjunction with the idea of Serrano, the act of men wearing female clothes has a lot of influence on trans women since it is believed that it is not supposed for a man to wear female clothes. But for women wearing male clothes doesn’t have much controversy on either side.
Conclusion
People are afraid of transgender people because they blur conventional gender boundaries. In this union, Serrano encourages people to change attitudes become kinder, and stop judgments motivated by the gender card. She appeals to transgender people to protect their freedom within the framework of the idea of ​​women’s rights. Serrano argues that people should stop imagining that there are vast differences between people and that what matters is how the individual feels. The behaviors of people should involve humane reactions and understanding the extraordinary social qualities, hence the perception of freedom.