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I'm going to have to agree

Submitted by EMaciolek on Wed, 10/10/2007 - 6:54pm.

I'm going to have to agree with Flora and say that I thoroughly enjoyed the the writing style Susan Stryker used in "My Words to Victor Frankenstein."  The way she introduced her essay and explained what she was wearing on stage set up a great platform from which to delve into the rest of the text. 

I'd like to ask Stryker if she felt she has made an impact with her academic work and with her films.  Also I'd like to know what she feels would help make the greatest impression on society that would aid in the acceptance of transgendered people.  

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