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spir-11343	Szulc, Lukasz	DIGITAL GENDER DISIDENTIFICATIONS: QUEER MIGRANTS AND TRANSNATIONAL CULTURES OF GENDER DIVERSITY	2020.0	3	.pdf	application/pdf	1211	67	45	The main contribution of the paper is to reveal the abundant practices of digital gender disidentifications, which I categorize into 1) strategic disidentifications (disidentifying instrumentally for different reasons, e.g. to protect oneself against microaggressions or dumbing down one’s identifications to remain intelligible), 2) contextual disidentifications (disidentifying differently in different contexts, e.g. on different social media platforms or when using different languages), and 3) doubtful disidentifications (disidentifying as a result of questioning identifications, e.g. questioning one’s right to a particular identification or questioning the finality of one’s identification). The twenty-first century has observed the emergence of new practices of gender diversity, which eschew rigid gender binary and proliferate new gender labels, including “nonbinary,” “genderfluid,” and “agender.”	cache/spir-11343.pdf	txt/spir-11343.txt