• Jennifer Finney Boylan's latest memoir 'Cleavage' is a reflection on transgender life

  • Mar 13 2025
  • Duración: 12 m
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Jennifer Finney Boylan's latest memoir 'Cleavage' is a reflection on transgender life

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  • Jennifer Finney Boylan's 2003 memoir She's Not There: A Life in Two Genders was about her new life as a woman. Since then, Boylan has become a prominent transgender voice. Her latest memoir, Cleavage: Men, Women and the Space Between Us, picks up where her last one left off. In today's episode, Boylan speaks with NPR's Robin Young about transgender rights in today's political climate. She also talks about how there is much more to a trans person's life than their transition, and the challenge of connecting "befores" and "afters" in order to live one life.

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