Leslie Feinberg (1) (1949–2014)
Autor de Stone Butch Blues
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Sobre El Autor
Leslie Feinberg was born in Kansas City, Missouri on September 1, 1949. At the age of 14, she began supporting herself by working in the display sign shop of a local department store. She eventually stopped attending high school, though she officially received her diploma. She was a pioneer in mostrar más transgender and lesbian issues, workers' rights, and intersectionality. She was a journalist for the Workers World newspaper since 1974, was the editor of the Political Prisoners page of Workers World newspaper for 15 years, and became a managing editor in 1995. She wrote several books during her lifetime including Stone Butch Blues, Transgender Warriors: Making History, Trans Liberation: Beyond Pink or Blue, Drag King Dreams, and Rainbow Solidarity in Defense of Cuba. She received numerous awards including the Lambda Literary Award and the American Library Association Gay and Lesbian Book Award. She died from complications of Lyme disease and multiple tick-borne co-infections diseases on November 15, 2014. (Bowker Author Biography) mostrar menos
Obras de Leslie Feinberg
Stone Butch Blues [chapters 1-2] 1 copia
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Etiquetado
Conocimiento común
- Fecha de nacimiento
- 1949-09-01
- Fecha de fallecimiento
- 2014-11-15
- Género
- female
- Nacionalidad
- USA
- Lugar de nacimiento
- Kansas City, Missouri, USA
- Lugares de residencia
- Buffalo, New York, USA
New York, New York, USA
Jersey City, New Jersey, USA - Ocupaciones
- writer
transgender activist - Relaciones
- Pratt, Minnie Bruce (spouse)
- Organizaciones
- Workers World Party
National Writers Union
Pride at Work (AFL-CIO) - Premios y honores
- Lambda Literary Foundation's Pioneer Award (2009)
- Biografía breve
- Leslie Feinberg was an activist who identified as queer and transgender, preferring she/zie or her/hir pronouns.
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«Utzi nion ikus zitzala nire beldurra eta nire lotsa, gizon bati nahita inoiz utzi ez nion bezala. Baiezko keinua egin zidan. Ulertu zuen. Duffy bultzaka joan zen hesiraino, laneko bota goratu, eta hesia ostikoz irauli zuen. Goazen?egin zien keinu grebalariei. Poliziak ustekabean harrapatu genituen trumilka gainditu genituenean. Borrokak izan ziren, baina gutako gehienak polizia furgonetaraino iritsi, eta inguratu genuen. Babespeko etxeetako jendeak zirkulua egin zuen gure inguruan. Furgoneta astindu genuen. Aska itzazue! Aska itzazue! Aska itzazue!» Mari-mutil handi baten bluesa eleberria Feinberg-en bigarrena izan zen eta harekin bihurtu zen ezagun, jatorrizko lana txineraz, turkieraz, eslovenieraz, serbokroazieraz, grezieraz, italieraz, holanderaz eta alemanez argitaratu dute. Liburuko pertsonaia nagusiak Feinbergen bizitzarekin paralelismoak baditu ere, ez da autobiografikoa.… (más)
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Duffy bultzaka joan zen hesiraino, laneko bota goratu, eta hesia ostikoz irauli zuen.
—Goazen —egin zien keinu grebalariei.
Poliziak ustekabean harrapatu genituen trumilka gainditu genituenean. Borrokak izan ziren, baina gutako gehienak polizia furgonetaraino iritsi, eta inguratu genuen. Babespeko etxeetako jendeak zirkulua egin zuen gure inguruan. Furgoneta astindu genuen.
—Aska itzazue! Aska itzazue! Aska itzazue!… (más)