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Are these actual sex change surgeries or simply government recognition? Christine Jorgensen (sp) is usually considered the first one so if there were more before that, why does she get the claim?

Asked by blackjackgabbiani

I think these surgeries in the 1936 article were performed on intersex people, who had both male and female genitalia so I’m not sure if it “counts” the same way Christine Jorgensen’s case did? They were extremely vague in their wording, even though it was a more scientific article they still shied away from really describing anything but all the examples have the person having “both male and female glands” and the doctors would remove the glands that weren’t to the person’s preference.

It does go on to say:

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  30. somnilogical said: Er, to be clear my interest in trans history leads me to be interested in how intersex people were dealt with by the medical community because they were treated as people treated as transitioning from one “binary sex” to another. Which informed how society treated trans people.
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  35. somnilogical said: No problem! Trans history is important to me and, as long as they aren’t too corrupted, transcribing these takes only a little more time than reading them a few times and helps other people. I use Text Fairy on my Android phone to do this if anyone is interested or has used Text Fairy and another app and has found the other app more useful and wants to tell me about it. It’s the best one I’ve downloaded so far.
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