Endorsements
Rigorous, comprehensive and admirably lucid, Gender Identity: Lies and Dangers is an authoritative and powerful account of the ‘gender identity’ movement and its devastating impact on women and children. Informed by and building on foundational works by writers like Janice Raymond and Sheila Jeffreys, Lecuona’s compellingly argued exposition restores radical feminist analysis to its rightful place at the forefront of understanding the fundamentally political nature of transgenderism.
— Julia Long, author of Anti-Porn: The Resurgence of Anti-Pornography FeminismThis is a beautiful book. The prose is elegant, pellucidly clear, and gripping. The reader gets carried along through a very thorough compendium of the present state of the debate and politics surrounding men’s practice of claiming something called a female ‘gender identity’. There are no dry or boring moments, despite the potential complexity of the arguments. Rather there is a splendidly colourful and persuasive language which makes the book a pleasure to read. Enjoy!
— Sheila Jeffreys, author of Penile Imperialism: The Male Sex Right and Women’s SubordinationA rigorous interpretation of a feminist tradition that presents the reader with an invaluable analysis and compendium of writers who have challenged the transgender juggernaut. Lecuona’s book is remarkable in scope, an impressive contribution in its own right and a dose of political sanity that is badly needed. Her achievement does justice to all those women who walk with her in this critical journey.
— Janice Raymond, author of Doublethink: A Feminist Challenge to TransgenderismIt is encouraging to read more and more excellent, well-researched and unapologetically, radically feminist books critiquing the ideology of gender identity. Through her incisive analysis of its reach into Mexico and Spain, Laura Lecuona demonstrates just how globally entrenched this dangerously absurd ideology has become. We should all heed her call to break its stranglehold and “start rebuilding the feminism that was taken from us.”
— Bronwyn Winter, Professor Emerita of Transnational Studies and lifelong feminist activist, author of The Political Economy of Same-Sex Marriage: A Feminist Critique