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  "path": "/2026/05/21/trans-derangement-syndrome-tdr-and-the-anatomy-of-anti-trans-sentiment/",
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  "textContent": "Abstract This paper explores the emergence of what may be described as “Trans Derangement Syndrome” (“TDR”), a rhetorical and sociological framework used to describe the social contagion of obsessive anti-trans fixation, moral panic, and identity-threat responses surrounding transgender people in contemporary public discourse. Originating as a term coined by journalists and trans rights activists, the […]\n\nThe post Trans Derangement Syndrome (TDR) and the Anatomy of Anti-Trans Sentiment appeared first on Trans Advocacy and Complaints Collective.",
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