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Why We Built GenderLibs: Bridging Cultural Gaps in Gender Diversity Knowledge

December 15, 20242 min read AnnouncementAboutGender DiversityMission

GenderLibs is a digital platform that connects Chinese and global gender diversity knowledge through translation, contextualization, and systematic organization. We aim to bridge linguistic and cultural barriers by providing a resource library and wiki that makes diverse gender expressions accessible across languages.

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A bilingual editorial project connecting Chinese-speaking communities with global gender diversity knowledge.
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Gender Terminology Research 8 Transgender History Research 7 Sinophone Transgender History 5 Gender Platform Observatory 2 Novel 2 Transformation Fiction Research 2 Future Studies 1 Transformation Fiction Studies 1
Gender Culture 16 Transgender History 14 Internet History 6 Technology and Society 3 Transformation Fiction 3 Introduction 2 Announcement 1 Community and Institutional History 1 Community and Platform History 1 Community Culture 1 ALL 18
Transgender 15 Mainland China 8 Nanniang 8 Cross-Dressing 7 Media History 5 Medical History 5 Otokonoko 5 Transgender History in China 5 Bilibili 4 Digital Archives 4 ALL 122
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    September 5, 2026
  • From a Cancelled Judgeship to a Show Bearing Her Name: Jin Xing and Role Migration in Chinese Television, 2011–2015
    September 3, 2026
  • How History Survives Web Change: A Digital Preservation and Discoverability Observatory for Mainland China’s Transgender Sources, 2009–2026
    September 1, 2026
  • From Unlawful Dismissal to Equal Employment: The Two Legal Tracks of the Guiyang Mr C Case, 2015–2018
    August 29, 2026
  • From “Bianxing Ren” to “Transgender”: Four Naming Regimes in Mainland China, 1980–2025
    August 27, 2026
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