"transwomanhood" meaning in English

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          "text": "This phobia combines with society's ignorance about it, in a way that fuels and ignites the strength that participates in shaping transwomanhood.",
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          "text": "So because I learned that sex work is shameful, and I correlated transwomanhood and sex work, I was taught that transwomanhood is shameful.",
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          "text": "Tangerine offers a version of transwomanhood which demonstrates the subversive power of Riviere's “masquerade” (discussed in Chapter 2; also Butler, 2002).",
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