Queering Menopause: A Conversation on Story, Power and Policy - Ms. Magazine
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Queer and trans experiences of menopause disrupt narrow narratives and open new possibilities for policy, care and collective understanding.
A wide-ranging dialogue on how queer and trans experiences of menopause disrupt narrow narratives and open new possibilities for policy, care and collective understanding. Menopause—and the conversations surrounding it—is having a moment: Celebrities are speaking out, a commercial marketplace is booming, and state legislatures have introduced a wave of reforms over the past year. But as public attention grows, so too must our scrutiny of who benefits from this surge of visibility … and who risks being left behind. This essay is part of the latest Women & Democracy installment, Flipping the…
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