By Rupert Raj
“Dancing the dialectic” between gender dysphoria and gender euphoria, cynical despair and realistic hope, righteous rage and loving kindness, Rupert relates his lifelong fight for the rights of transgender, intersex, and two-spirit people in Canada and the USA since the 1970s. He also portrays his later-life role as an eco-activist and animal liberationist working to free Mother Earth’s enslaved farmed animals and expand the circle of compassion, as exemplified by ecofeminism, environmentally-engaged Buddhism, and Native spirituality.
Paperback: 364 pagesPublisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform; 1st edition (Aug. 15 2017)ISBN-13: 978
1545435496Product Dimensions: 1
5.24 x 2.08 x 22.86 cmReturns & Exchanges
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