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1 In my understanding, the norm being challenged is the systemic habit of putting an “−ed” onto “transgender” and “cisgender”, which transforms these adjectives into verbs that happen to people.
2 These contributions are Eastwood’s chapter 6, Tsolka’s chapter, Maynard’s chapter, Collier’s chapters 7 and 12, Berman’s chapter, and Rowe’s chapter.
5 I go into detail about this history in Inmon (Citation2023).
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Braedyn Inmon
Braedyn Inmon (they/he), MMT, MT-BC, LPC-A, currently provides gender-affirming voicework and mental health services in so-called Connecticut, through Connecticut Music Therapy Services, LLC and Growth Therapy, LLC. Braedyn also collaborates with Maevon Gumble, MMT, MT-BC, and Kay Schachner, MMT, MT-BC, to develop Gumble’s gender-affirming voicework methodology and train/supervise music therapists in the approach.