Sabah Choudrey is a proud transgender Muslim, 'reluctant' activist and community organiser who has featured on The Independent's influential Rainbow List and won the Future Fighter Award at the Gay Times Honours. They are co-founder of Colours Youth Network and a trans youth worker with Gendered Intelligence and have created and delivered training courses on inclusion and privilege, focusing on queer and trans communities of colour. Sabah lives and works in London.
This highly accessible and important book breaks free from overwhelmingly white trans-narratives that indelibly link queerness to whiteness. Choudrey skilfully brings gender fluidity within Asia, Africa and the Americas, with its relationship to colonialism and the British Empire, out of the shadows. -- Eugene Ellis, Author of The Race Conversation A much needed resource for all individuals, groups and organisations looking to become more inclusive of trans people of colour. After a helpful primer on key concepts and language, Sabah Choudrey succinctly summarises the impact of intersecting axes of oppression, and sets out clearly what we need to do - from self reflection to systemic change - in order to cultivate safer spaces and practices. A deeply helpful and engaging read from start to finish. -- Meg-John Barker, author of How To Understand Your Gender