Scapegoat: Why America Made Trans People The Villain - Paperback

W. Sharp, S. Elias: - Elias Sharp is an American author, speaker and cultural critic whose work explores power and identity. His work confronts fear, distraction and personal journey. He previously released his memoir, Dreams Are For The Dead, which he hopes will change the narrative around the value and humanity of addicts. He lives and works in the Midwest, where he remains deeply engaged in community advocacy and storytelling.Green, Jamison: - Jamison Green, Ph.D., is an internationally renowned author, educator, and legal scholar who has shaped the landscape of transgender health, law, and civil rights for over three decades. A pioneer in transgender activism, Dr. Green is widely recognized for his work in demystifying the transmasculine experience and advocating for policy changes in business and government. His landmark book, Becoming a Visible Man, is considered a foundational text in transgender literature. Beyond his writing, he has served in critical leadership roles, including as president of the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH), where he helped establish international standards of care. He was also the former president of FTM International, the world's largest and oldest organization for transgender men. Dr. Green lives in the Pacific Northwest, where he continues to consult on global health and employment discrimination litigation.Beatie, Thomas: - Thomas Beatie is an author, speaker, and father of four whose life story challenged widely held assumptions about gender, family, and parenthood. He became internationally known as the first legally recognized man and husband to give birth, an experience he chronicled in his memoir Labor of Love. Through writing and public dialogue, Beatie advocates for thoughtful conversations about identity, family, and the human realities that often lie behind fear-driven public debate.