In When Prejudice Becomes Policy: The Harm to Women Is a Feature, Not a Bug, Katrina King sits down with Tyler Hack, Founder and Executive Director of the Christopher Street Project to examine what happens when political attacks on trans people become a testing ground for something much larger: restricting women’s autonomy, participation in public life, and control over their own bodies.

From Title IX and bodily autonomy to voter disenfranchisement and the policing of who is “allowed” in women’s spaces, the conversation examines how anti-trans policy is already creating consequences for cis women.

Because when the state starts deciding which women are legitimate, which bodies require scrutiny, and who gets to participate in public life, the collateral damage isn’t a bug- it’s a feature.

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The idea that trans women were socialized male ignores what that experience can actually look like for a closeted trans girl.

In this episode of The View From Her Side, Katrina King examines the psychological cost of being taught from childhood that femininity is something to fear, reject, and suppress and why that experience can leave behind shame rather than privilege.

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In 2014, America reached what Time called “The Transgender Tipping Point.” But the years that followed tell a very different story.

In this episode of The View From Her Side, Katrina King traces the events that transformed trans visibility into political backlash—and brought us to the current state of trans rights.

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