Being Non Binary Like by Roen Beks (10 results)

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book contains some of the struggles of a young non-binary person looking for (and trying to self-define) their place in the world. Small moments of life are woven alongside these questions about gender and how 21st-century America reacts to gender diverse people, because while the speaker is dealing with coming out and growing into themself, there is more to their life than just their gender. They struggle to connect with a grandfather sinking into dementia ("Silent Memory Castle"). They rail against discriminatory social norms ("The excretory system doesn't have a gender. // But here we are." ("Being Non-Binary is Like Outing Yourself Every Time You Go to the Bathroom")). Like Carl Philip's "Politics of Mere Being," the speaker (and poet) comes from "a self for whom gender. [is] never outside of consciousness - that would be impossible - but they aren't always at the forefront of consciousness." In simply living, they show how non-binary people are just that: people. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book contains some of the struggles of a young non-binary person looking for (and trying to self-define) their place in the world. Small moments of life are woven alongside these questions about gender and how 21st-century America reacts to gender diverse people, because while the speaker is dealing with coming out and growing into themself, there is more to their life than just their gender. They struggle to connect with a grandfather sinking into dementia ('Silent Memory Castle'). They rail against discriminatory social norms ('The excretory system doesn't have a gender. // But here we are.' ('Being Non-Binary is Like Outing Yourself Every Time You Go to the Bathroom')). Like Carl Philip's 'Politics of Mere Being,' the speaker (and poet) comes from 'a self for whom gender. [is] never outside of consciousness¿-¿that would be impossible¿-¿but they aren't always at the forefront of consciousness.' In simply living, they show how non-binary people are just that: people.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book contains some of the struggles of a young non-binary person looking for (and trying to self-define) their place in the world. Small moments of life are woven alongside these questions about gender and how 21st-century America reacts to gender diverse people, because while the speaker is dealing with coming out and growing into themself, there is more to their life than just their gender. They struggle to connect with a grandfather sinking into dementia ("Silent Memory Castle"). They rail against discriminatory social norms ("The excretory system doesn't have a gender. // But here we are." ("Being Non-Binary is Like Outing Yourself Every Time You Go to the Bathroom")). Like Carl Philip's "Politics of Mere Being," the speaker (and poet) comes from "a self for whom gender. [is] never outside of consciousness - that would be impossible - but they aren't always at the forefront of consciousness." In simply living, they show how non-binary people are just that: people. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book contains some of the struggles of a young non-binary person looking for (and trying to self-define) their place in the world. Small moments of life are woven alongside these questions about gender and how 21st-century America reacts to gender diverse people, because while the speaker is dealing with coming out and growing into themself, there is more to their life than just their gender. They struggle to connect with a grandfather sinking into dementia ("Silent Memory Castle"). They rail against discriminatory social norms ("The excretory system doesn't have a gender. // But here we are." ("Being Non-Binary is Like Outing Yourself Every Time You Go to the Bathroom")). Like Carl Philip's "Politics of Mere Being," the speaker (and poet) comes from "a self for whom gender. [is] never outside of consciousness - that would be impossible - but they aren't always at the forefront of consciousness." In simply living, they show how non-binary people are just that: people. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…