OFTV 16 - Crossdressing, Racist Laws, and Murder!
Mar 18, 2017•32 min
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Episode description
Between 1849-1900, 34 cities in 21 states enacted anti-cross dressing laws in the United States. How and why did this happen? Join us as OFTV looks into the racist history of anti-cross dressing laws and tells the scandalous life story of one early trans man who resisted them!
Works Cited:
Clare Sears, Arresting Dress (2015)
Zagria: https://zagria.blogspot.ca/2012/01/jean-bonnet-1849-1876-frog-catcher.html#.WM1c5xIrKRs
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