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fl-1086	Duffy, Sandra	Postcolonial Dynamics in Pro- and Anti-Trans Activism in the United Kingdom and Ireland	2023	42	.docx	application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document	11579	510	49	However, a resistance to anti-trans narratives has arisen from within grassroots Irish feminism, representing the true spirit of Irish women and feminists as trans-inclusionary – which was swiftly countered by other, anti-trans, groups, purporting to base a trans-exclusionary ideology in Irish nationalism and iconography. Fletcher shows how Britain was sometimes considered as infiltrating Irish Catholicism with “‘Protestant’ pro-choice values”;[footnoteRef:12] sometimes construed as a foreign power from which Irishness had to be protected; sometimes viewed as a necessary evil by pro-choice proponents who nevertheless saw its mistreatment of Irish women as a colonial operation.	cache/fl-1086.docx	txt/fl-1086.txt