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cjgl-2634	Spade, Dean	Laws as Tactics	2011	32	.pdf	application/pdf	11423	386	40	Finally, critics argue that the telling of transphobic violence through the lens of hate crime transforms this violence into a one-dimensional framework that pretends that all trans people are equally vulnerable to it and erases the race, class, ability, national origin and other vectors that produce certain trans people as especially vulnerable to murder.62 Because the same populations most vulnerable to murder are those targeted for cyclical abandonment and imprisonment in neoliberalism, using hate crimes laws as the approach to violence experienced by trans people means choosing a remedy that will maximize violence to those most vulnerable and probably be most attractive to those least vulnerable (not coincidentally, those people with the most race, class and educational privilege also tend to be setting policy and law reform agendas in non-profits). I believe that Butler's work has further contributions to make to emerging conversations in trans law and politics that are examining biopolitical operations of gender as a regulatory technology in the context of neoliberalism.	cache/cjgl-2634.pdf	txt/cjgl-2634.txt