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From Organizational Space to Distributed Mutual Aid: A History of Transgender Advocacy Infrastructure in Mainland China, 1995–2025

August 18, 202611 min read GenderLibs Editorial Team Community Culture Transgender HistoryCivil SocietyCommunity HistoryDigital ArchivesMainland ChinaTransgender

A historical map of organizational carriers, service networks, medical referral, community knowledge, and digital preservation in mainland Chinese transgender advocacy from 1995 to 2025.

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