CV – Heath Fogg Davis

Updated: 9/23/21

Heath Fogg Davis

Email: heath.davis@temple.edu

Address: Temple University, Dept. of Political Science, 409 Gladfelter Hall, 1115 Polett Walk, Philadelphia, PA 19122-6089

Employment

Director, Intellectual Heritage Program, Temple University, 2021-present
Director, Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies Program, Temple University. 2018-2021
Professor of Political Science, Temple University, 2019-present
Associate Professor of Political Science, Temple University. 2005–2019
Associate Professor of Political Science, University of Wisconsin-Madison. 2005
Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of Wisconsin-Madison. 1999–2005
Visiting Scholar in Political Science, University of Chicago. 2001–2002

Education

PhD in Politics, Princeton University. 1998
AB in Government, magna cum laude, Harvard University. 1993

Professional Development

Chronicle of Higher Education’s Strategic Leadership Program for Department Chairs. 2021
Leadership Academy Fellowship, Temple University. 2008
Provost’s Teaching Academy Fellowship, Temple University. 2013

Research + Teaching Interests

Discrimination Law and Policy; Feminist, Queer, Trans and Race Theory, Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Organizational Strategy

Research in Progress

Defining Diversity: The Next Diversity Challenge

Publications

Books

Beyond Trans: Does Gender Matter? (New York University Press, 2017)
Audiobook of Beyond Trans
The Ethics of Transracial Adoption (Cornell University Press, 2002)

Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles

“Why the ‘Transgender’ Bathroom Controversy Should Make us Rethink Sex-Segregated Public Bathrooms.” Politics, Groups & Identities 6, no. 2 (2018). [Winner of the Okin-Young Award in Feminist Political Theory, 2019]

“Sex Classification Policies as Transgender Discrimination: An Intersectional Critique.” Perspectives on Politics 12, no. 1 (2014): 45–60.

“Theorizing Black Lesbians within Black Feminist Theory: A Critique of Same-Race Street Harassment.” Politics & Gender 2 (2006): 57–76.

“The Racial Retreat of Contemporary Political Theory.” Perspectives on Politics 1, no. 3 (2003): 555–64.

“Navigating Race in the Market for Human Gametes.” Hastings Center Report 31, no. 5 (2001): 13–21.

Peer-Reviewed Book Chapters

“Single-Sex Education and Checking a Male or Female Box to get into College” in LGBTQ Politics: A Reader: A Critical Reader, edited by Marla Brettshcneider, Susan Burgess, and Christine Keating. New York: New York University Press, 2017.

“The Political Geography of Whites Adopting Black Children in the United States.” In Family-Making: Contemporary Ethical Challenges, edited by Françoise Baylis and Carolyn McLeod. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2014.

“Navigating Race in the Market for Human Gametes.” In Genetics: Science, Ethics and Public Policy, edited by Thomas Shannon, 115-30. Chicago: Rowman & Littlefield, 2005.

“Racial Navigation: Imagining Nondiscrimination in Adoption.” In Adoption Matters: Philosophical and Feminist Essays, edited by Charlotte Witt and Sally Haslanger, 247–64. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 2004.

Journal Articles (Not Peer-Reviewed):

“Translating Transgender ‘Erasure’ in the Trump Era.” PhiloSOPHIA, 9, no. 1 (2019): 142-143.

“Why Testosterone Ranges Should Replace Sex-Segregation in Title IX Sports.” The Gender Policy Report (Aug. 22, 2017).

“An Argument for Reviving the Pragmatism in Early Critical Race Feminist Theory.” Contemporary Political Theory 1, no.15 (2016): 98–105.

“Race in America.” Perspectives on Politics 10, no. 3 (2012): 752–54.

“Racial Intimacy and Racial Politics: Adoption in the U.S. and Brazil.” National Political Science Review 9 (2003): 76–86.

Law Review Articles

“A Race-Conscious Argument for Transracial Adoption.” Boston University Public Interest Law Journal 6, no. 2 (1997): 385–408.

“An Argument Against Ahistorical ‘Difference’ in Feminist Political Theory.” Circles: The Buffalo Women’s Journal of Law and Social Policy 4 (1996): 2–9.

Magazine/News Articles

“Transgender Sports Bans Raise an Awkward Question: Why Categorize Healthcare and Sports by Sex at All? The Monkey Cage, The Washington Post (April 8, 2021).

“Q & A: A Gender Expert Describes How to Address Sex-Identity at Work,” Interviewed by Bretton Fossbrook, Rotman Management: A Magazine of the Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto (Spring 2019).

“Let’s Delete Sex from Birth Certificates,” Aeon Magazine (May 31, 2017).

Op-Eds

“Gender Discrimination: Still Long Road Ahead,” Op-Ed, The Globe Post.com (Aug. 5, 2017).

“How We’re Redefining Gender in the 21^st Century,” Op-Ed, CNN.com (Aug. 1,2017).

“What the Trump Administration doesn’t get about Bathroom Access,” Op-Ed, CNN.com (Feb.23, 2017).

“The Signs and Boxes Tell Us So: On Sex-Classification Policies.” Op-Ed, The Feminist Wire, November 13, 2014.

Book Reviews (selected)

Review of Gender Nonconformity and the Law, by Kimberly Yuracko. Perspectives on Politics 15, no.3 (2017): 880-82.

Review of We Who Are Dark: The Philosophical Foundations of Black Solidarity, by Tommie Shelby. Perspectives on Politics 4, no. 3 (2006): 578–79.

Awards + Fellowships (selected)

Lindback Award for Distinguished Teaching, Temple University (2022)
Center for the Humanities at Temple (CHAT) Faculty Research Fellowship (2021-22)
College of Liberal Arts Research Award (CLARA) (2021)
Okin-Young Award in Feminist Theory: Best Journal Article on Feminist Political Theory, American Political Science Association. 2019
Liberal Arts Undergraduate Research Award, Temple University. 2018
Choice Outstanding Academic Title (for Beyond Trans: Does Gender Matter?)
Eleanor Hofkin Award for Outstanding Teaching, Temple University, College of Liberal Arts. 2017
Appointed to the Philadelphia Mayoral Commission on LGBT Affairs
Summer Research Award, Temple University. 2017, 2015.
Betty Nesvold Award: Best Paper on Women and Politics, Western Political Science Association. 2012
Dr. Brenda Pfaehler Award of Excellence in Undergraduate Mentoring, TRIO Support Services, University of Wisconsin. 2004
Faculty Research Award, Graduate School, University of Wisconsin-Madison. 2004, 2003, 1999
Faculty Research Award, Institute on Race and Ethnicity, University of Wisconsin. 2002
Ford Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship, University of Chicago. 2001–2002
Cornell Young Scholar Award, Program on Ethics and Public Life. 2000
Race and Democracy in the Americas Fellowship, Ford Foundation. 2000–2005
Summer Institute Faculty Fellowship, Law and Society Association. 1999
Anna Julia Cooper Postdoctoral Fellowship, University of Wisconsin-Madison. 1998–1999
Christabel Pankhurst/Miss Ella Baker Award for Women and Politics Research. 1998

Invited Talks (selected)

“LGBTQ Inclusion in the Workplace,” Yale Law School, New Haven, CT. March 2021.
“What Would a Trans-Inclusive Society Look Like?” Keynote Address, LGBTQ Symposium, University of Nebraska-Kearney, Apr. 2019.
“Gender-Inclusive Policy Design.” Gender and the Economy Speaker Series, Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto. Dec. 2018.
“Does Gender Matter?” Diversity and Discrimination Plenary, Federation of Law Societies of Canada National Family Law Conference, Vancouver, BC. July 2018.
“Is it Time to Consider All-Gender Prisons?” Political Theory Workshop, University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, PA. May 2018.
“Beyond Trans: Does Gender Matter?” The American Forum Series, Fordham University. New York, NY. Apr. 2018.
“Beyond Trans: Does Gender Matter?” Distinguished Lecture, College of Arts and Sciences, Montana State University. Bozeman, MT. Apr. 2018.
“Beyond Trans: Does Gender Matter?” Ohio University. Athens, OH. Mar. 2018.
“Trans Activating the Academy” Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Distinguished Faculty Lecture, Barnard College. New York, NY. Feb. 2018.
“Beyond Binaries: New Constructions of Personhood.” International Studio and Curatorial Program. Brooklyn, NY. Feb. 2018.
“Parenting Through the Bureaucracy of Gender.” Keynote Address, Philadelphia Family Pride Conference. Philadelphia, PA. Feb. 2018. Sep. 2017
Plenary Address, Philadelphia Trans Health Conference. Philadelphia, PA. Sep. 2017.
“Beyond Trans: Does Gender Matter?” Politics and Prose Bookstore. Washington, DC. Jul. 2017.
“Beyond Trans: Does Gender Matter?” Red Emmas Bookstore. Baltimore, MD. Jun. 2017.
“Writing Resistance.” Printers Row Lit Fest. Chicago, IL. Jun. 2017.
“Beyond Trans: Does Gender Matter?” Women and Society Seminar. Columbia University. New York, NY. Nov. 2016.
“Sex-Classification Policies and Transgender Discrimination.” Law and Society Reading Group. Drexel Law School. Philadelphia, PA. Mar. 2016.
“Male or Female? A Liberal Argument Against Sex-Marked Identity Documents.” Bernard Mayes LGBTQ Lecture Series. University of Virginia. Charlottesville, VA. Jan. 2016.
“Sex-Classification in Health Care Administration: Transgender, Intersex and Genderqueer Perspectives.” John Grant Endowed Lecture in Health Care Ethics. Loyola University. Chicago, IL. Oct. 2014.
“Black Politics in the Post-Civil Rights Era.” Cooper Series Symposium. Swarthmore College. Swarthmore, PA. Sep. 2014.
“Gender Inspection in Public Transit: Transgender Identity and the Race-Class Politics of a Moving Urban Place.” Reed College. Portland, OR. Mar. 2013.
“Race and Gender Identity Discrimination in Public Transit: The Philadelphia Trans Pass Case.” James Weldon Johnson Institute Working Group on the Civil Rights Movement and the Black LGBT Rights Movement. Emory University. Atlanta, GA. Dec. 2011.
“Mobility, Marginalization, and Public Transit.” Social Science Research Council/Mellon Foundation Distinguished Faculty Lecture. University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, PA. Feb. 2011.
“Gender-Inclusive Policy Design.” Gender and the Economy Speaker “What Would a Trans-Inclusive Society Look Like?” Keynote Address, LGBTQ Symposium, University of Nebraska-Kearney, Apr. 2019.
“Does Gender Matter?” Diversity and Discrimination Plenary, Federation of Law Societies of Canada National Family Law Conference, Vancouver, BC. July 2018.
“Is it Time to Consider All-Gender Prisons?” Political Theory Workshop, University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, PA. May 2018.
“Beyond Trans: Does Gender Matter?” The American Forum Series, Fordham University. New York, NY. Apr. 2018.
“Beyond Trans: Does Gender Matter?” Distinguished Lecture, College of Arts and Sciences, Montana State University. Bozeman, MT. Apr. 2018.
“Beyond Trans: Does Gender Matter?” Ohio University. Athens, OH. Mar. 2018.
“Trans Activating the Academy” Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Distinguished Faculty Lecture, Barnard College. New York, NY. Feb. 2018.
“Beyond Binaries: New Constructions of Personhood.” International Studio and Curatorial Program. Brooklyn, NY. Feb. 2018.
“Parenting Through the Bureaucracy of Gender.” Keynote Address, Philadelphia Family Pride Conference. Philadelphia, PA. Feb. 2018. Sep. 2017
Plenary Address, Philadelphia Trans Health Conference. Philadelphia, PA. Sep. 2017.
“Beyond Trans: Does Gender Matter?” Politics and Prose Bookstore. Washington, DC. Jul. 2017.
“Beyond Trans: Does Gender Matter?” Red Emmas Bookstore. Baltimore, MD. Jun. 2017.
“Writing Resistance.” Printers Row Lit Fest. Chicago, IL. Jun. 2017.
“Beyond Trans: Does Gender Matter?” Women and Society Seminar. Columbia University. New York, NY. Nov. 2016.
“Sex-Classification Policies and Transgender Discrimination.” Law and Society Reading Group. Drexel Law School. Philadelphia, PA. Mar. 2016.
“Male or Female? A Liberal Argument Against Sex-Marked Identity Documents.” Bernard Mayes LGBTQ Lecture Series. University of Virginia. Charlottesville, VA. Jan. 2016.
“Sex-Classification in Health Care Administration: Transgender, Intersex and Genderqueer Perspectives.” John Grant Endowed Lecture in Health Care Ethics. Loyola University. Chicago, IL. Oct. 2014.
“Black Politics in the Post-Civil Rights Era.” Cooper Series Symposium. Swarthmore College. Swarthmore, PA. Sep. 2014.
“Gender Inspection in Public Transit: Transgender Identity and the Race-Class Politics of a Moving Urban Place.” Reed College. Portland, OR. Mar. 2013.
“Race and Gender Identity Discrimination in Public Transit: The Philadelphia Trans Pass Case.” James Weldon Johnson Institute Working Group on the Civil Rights Movement and the Black LGBT Rights Movement. Emory University. Atlanta, GA. Dec. 2011.
“Mobility, Marginalization, and Public Transit.” Social Science Research Council/Mellon Foundation Distinguished Faculty Lecture. University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, PA. Feb. 2011.
“Marginalization, Mobility, and Public Transit.” Political Theory Workshop. Temple University. Philadelphia, PA. Apr. 2010.
“Wiping Out and Keeping Going: My Academic Career Thus Far.” Keynote Address. Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Summer Conference. Oberlin College. Oberlin, OH. May 2009.

Conference Presentations (selected)

Author Meets Critics Featured Session on Beyond Trans: Does Gender Matter? Cultural Studies Association Meetings. Pittsburgh, PA. Jun. 2018.
“Beyond Trans: Does Gender Matter?” Feminist Theory Workshop Selection. Western Political Science Association Conference. San Francisco, CA. Apr. 2018.
“Checking a Sex Box to Get into College: Single-Sex College Admissions.” American Political Science Association Conference. Philadelphia, PA. Aug. 2016.
LGBTQ Politics Roundtable. Western Political Science Association Conference. Las Vegas, NV. Apr. 2015.
“Sex-Classification Policies as Transgender Discrimination: An Intersectional Critique.” Perspectives on Politics Author Panel. American Political Science Association. Washington, DC. Aug. 2014.
“The Transgender Politics of the Netflix Series, Orange is the New Black,” American Political Science Association. Washington, DC. Aug. 2014.
“Imagining Queer Futures,” American Political Science Association. Washington, DC. Aug. 2014.
“Radical Politics and Education.” Western Political Science Association. Seattle, WA. Apr. 2014.
“Gender Intelligibility Inspection as Transgender Discrimination: An Intersectional Critique of Sex Classification Policies.” American Political Science Association Conference. Chicago, IL. Sep. 2013.
“A Rosa Parks in Philadelphia: Incorporating Transgender Discrimination into a Black Civil Rights Agenda.” American Political Science Association Conference. Chicago, IL. Sep. 2013.
“Transitioning While Teaching.” Philadelphia Trans-Health Conference. Philadelphia, PA. Jun. 2013.
“Decolonizing Political Theory.” Canadian Political Science Association Conference. Edmonton, Canada. Jun. 2012.
“Gender Inspection in Public Transit: Transgender Identity and the Race-Class Politics of a Moving Urban Place.” Western Political Science Association Conference. Portland, OR. Mar. 2012.
“Transgender Political Science?: A Roundtable Discussion on the Whats, Hows, and Whos of the Research.” American Political Science Association Conference. Seattle, WA. Sep. 2011.
“National Transgender Panel: A Discussion.” Equality Forum. Philadelphia, PA. Apr. 2011.
“Contours of Black Political Thought.” American Political Science Association Conference. Chicago, IL. Sep. 2007.
“Dynamic Intersection: Lessons from Canadian Discrimination Law.” Western Political Science Association Conference. Las Vegas, NV. Mar. 2007.
“Blacks in Political Theory.” American Political Science Association Conference. Philadelphia, PA. Sep. 2006.
“Roundtable on Gender and Black Politics.” National Association of Black Political Scientists Conference. Atlanta, GA. Mar. 2006.
“Black Feminism as Meta-Ideology: Black Feminism Meets Black Conservatism?” American Political Science Association Conference. Chicago, IL. Sep. 2004.
“The Allure of a Black Conservative Disposition.” Midwest Political Science Association Conference. Chicago, IL. Apr. 2004.
“Between Disease and Inconvenience: Toward a Non-Heterosexist Ethos of Reproduction and Family.” Gender, Sexuality, and Law International Conference. Keele University. Staffordshire, United Kingdom. Jun. 2002.
“The Ethics of Transracial Adoption: Author Meets Reader Panel Discussion.” Joint Meetings of the Canadian Law and Society Association and the Law and Society Association. Vancouver, Canada. May 2002.
“Race and Democracy in the Americas: A Roundtable.” National Conference of Black Political Scientists. Richmond, VA. Mar. 2001.
“She Works Hard for the Money?: Addressing Employment Discrimination in Paid Egg Donation.” American Political Science Association Conference. Washington, D.C. Sep. 2000.
“Comments on Community, Culture, and Citizenship: Roundtable Discussion.” American Political Science Association Conference. Washington, D.C. Sep. 2000.
“Racial Randomization: A Proposal for Race-Neutral Adoptive Placement.” American Political Science Association Conference. Boston, MA. Sep. 1998.

Teaching: Workshops

Faculty Facilitator, Teaching Assistant Orientation, Temple University (Aug. 2021)
“Intersectional and Teaching.” Intellectual Heritage Program Summer Institute, Temple University (June 2021).
“Intersectionality and Teaching.” Center for the Advancement of Teaching, Temple University (March 2021).
“Social Equity and Teaching,” Annual Faculty Conference, Center for the Advancement of Teaching, Temple University (Jan. 2021).
“Beyond Trans: Building Gender-Inclusive Classrooms,” Intellectual Heritage Program Summer Retreat, Temple University (Aug. 2018)
“Teaching Political Science: Tailoring Assignments to Meet Specific Learning Goals.” Teaching and Learning Center. Temple University. Philadelphia, PA. Mar. 2014.
“Transitioning While Teaching.” Philadelphia Trans-Health Conference. Philadelphia, PA. Jun. 2013.
“Trans 101.” Co-facilitated with Trans Masculine Advocacy Network. Atlanta Black Gay Pride. Atlanta, GA. Sep. 2009.

Teaching: Courses

Feminist and Queer Studies (graduate seminar)
LGBTQ Politics (undergraduate capstone seminar)
African American Political Theory (undergraduate lecture/seminar)
Civil Rights and Liberties (graduate/undergraduate seminar)
Discrimination and the Law (graduate/undergraduate seminar)
Ethics and Public Policy (undergraduate lecture)
Gender and Sexuality (undergraduate honors capstone seminar)
Introduction to Political Philosophy (undergraduate honors seminar)
Feminist Political Theory (undergraduate lecture/seminar)
Feminist Research (graduate research seminar)
Law, Politics, and Society (undergraduate lecture)
Political Theory and Identity (undergraduate honors/graduate seminar)
Political Theory and the City (undergraduate seminar)
Politics of Identity (undergraduate general education lecture course)
Women and Politics (undergraduate lecture)

Service to the Department (Political Science Dept., Temple University)

Committee Member, Graduate Program Committee. 2006-2009; 2017-present.
Chair, Undergraduate Program. 2006-2009; 2017–2018.
Director, Honors Program. 2006–2009; 2017-2018.

Service to the Department (Political Science Dept., University of Wisconsin-Madison)

Committee Member, Provost Search Committee. 2004
Committee Member, Graduate Admissions Committee. 2000–2003

Service to the University (Temple University)

Elected Member, Executive Committee, CLA. 2021-present
Appointed Member, CLA, Diversity, Equity and Anti-Bias Advisory Board. 2019-present
Appointed Member, CLA Teaching Awards Committee, 2017-2020.
Appointed Member, Dean’s Strategic Planning Committee on Diversity and Inclusion. College of Liberal Arts. 2016–present
Appointed Member, Steering Committee, Gender, Sexuality and Women’s Studies Program. 2016–2018
Volunteer Member, LGBTQIA Ad Hoc Committee. 2016–2018
Appointed Member, Merit Committee. College of Liberal Arts. 2016–2018
Appointed Member, Student Grievance Committee. College of Liberal Arts. 2013–2016, 2017-present
Appointed Member, Provost’s Master Plan Working Group: Organizational Change/Physical Space. 2013
Appointed Chair, Temple University Press Board of Review. 2008–2011
Representative for the College of Liberal Arts, General Education Executive Committee. 2007–2009
Appointed Member, Provost’s Strategic Academic Planning Working Group. 2007–2008
Board Member, Temple University Press Board of Review. 2006–2008
Appointed Member, Honors Oversight Committee. 2006–2009
Appointed Board Member, Center for the Humanities. 2005–2009

Service to the Profession

Reviewer, National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine, “Understanding the Well-Being of Sexual and Gender Diverse Populations (2020)
Faculty Presenter/ Mentor, Ralph Bunche Summer Institute, (2020)
Faculty Presenter/Mentor, Mellon Mays Graduate Initiatives Program, Preparing for the Professoriate Seminar (2019-2021)
Editorial Board Member, Politics, Groups & Identities (journal). 2017–present
Editorial Board Member, National Political Science Review (journal). 2015–present
Plenary Speaker, Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Program Summer Conference. Macalester College, Minneapolis, MN. 2015
Committee Member, Committee on the Status of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender People in the Profession. American Political Science Association. 2012–present
Leader/Facilitator, Strategic Future Planning (graduate initiative). Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Program. 2011
Editorial Board Member. PS: Political Science & Politics (journal). 2010–present
Associate Editor. Politics & Gender (journal). 2008–2015
Co-Chair, Political Theory Division. Western Political Science Association. 2008
Chair, Normative Political Theory Division. American Political Science Association. 2008
Chair, Political Theory Division. Midwest Political Science Association. 2008
Faculty Mentor, “Preparing for the Professoriate Seminar” (graduate initiative). Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Program. 2007–2013
Committee Member, Planning and Advisory Committee. Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Program. 2007–2010
Presenter/Facilitator, Summer Conference Graduate Workshop. Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Program. 2007–2008
Reviewer, Political Science Field. Ford Foundation’s “Transitions to College”. Study on the state of social science research in disadvantaged populations’ education and career paths. 2004–2005
Faculty Mentor/Presenter, Harvard Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Program. 2003
Presenter, Program Coordinators’ Meeting. Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Program. 2000
Presenter, Summer Conference Recent PhD Panel. Mellon Mays Undergraduate Program. 1999

Manuscript Reviewer

Journals

Books

New York University Press
Oxford University Press
Polity Press
Prentice Hall
Russell Sage
State University of New York Press
Temple University Press
University of British Columbia Press

Community Service + Activism

Advisory Board Member, TransWork, 2018-present.
Appointed Member, Philadelphia Mayoral Commission on LGBT Affairs. Feb. 2017–Apr. 2018.
Board Member, Leeway Foundation. 2013–2016
Mentor, Trans Masculine Alliance Network. 2008–present
Planning Committee Member, Philadelphia Trans-Health Conference. 2008–2009
Board Member, Equality Forum. 2011
Mentor for Homeless and Formerly Homeless Youth. Opportunities PA. 2010–2012

Media (selected)

Sports Illustrated Interview by Julie Kliegman for “Equal Pace: Idaho Banned Trans Athletes from Women’s Sports. Now She’s Fighting Back,” (Jun. 30, 2020).
National Public Radio Interview, “How Effective is Diversity Training?” Radio Times with Marty Moss-Coane, WHYY Philadelphia (Jun. 2018)
National Public Radio Interview, “Transgender Rights #WontBeErased” Radio Times with Marty Moss-Coane, WHYY Philadelphia (Nov. 1 2018)
MSNBC, commentary on Trump’s Transgender Military Ban (Aug. 2017)
National Public Radio Interview, NewsWorks with Dave Heller, WHYY Philadelphia (Jun. 2017)
National Public Radio, The Brian Lehrer Show, WNYC (Jul. 2017)
National Public Radio Interview, Think Radio with Krys Boyd, KERA Dallas/Forth Worth (Jul. 2017)
National Public Radio Interview, Radio Times with Marty Moss-Coane, WHYY Philadelphia (Jul. 2017)
Wisconsin Public Radio, The Joy Cardin Show (Jun. 2017)
C-SPAN Book TV, Interviewed by GLAAD President, Sarah Kate Ellis (Jul. 2017)
Bangkok Post Business Edition, Interviewed about Trans Civil Rights in Asia (Apr. 2018)
Philadelphia Inquirer, Interviewed about Gender Pronouns in Email Signatures (Mar. 2018); Masculinity and Racial Stereotypes (Dec. 2018); Trump’s Transgender Military Ban (Jul. 2017).

Media Recognition for Beyond Trans: Does Gender Matter?

“15 Books to Read this Fall,” Newsweek Magazine
“3 Books by Trans Writers to Read Right Now,” Bust Magazine
“Summer Reading List,” Washington Blade
“15 Best Books Coming Out in June,” Bustle Magazine
Positively reviewed in the Times Literary Supplement, LA Review of Books, BuzzFeed News, Advocate.com, Reason Magazine, PopMatters.com, Quartz Magazine, The Christian Century, Plenitude Magazine, Foreword Reviews, Broad Street Review
Publishers Weekly, Starred Review
Library Journal, Starred Review
“Top 75 Community College Titles,” Choice Magazine