transmisogyny

American  

[tranz-mi-soj-uh-nee] / ˌtrænz mɪˈsɒdʒ ə ni /

noun

1. discrimination or prejudice against transgender women.

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Etymology

Origin of transmisogyny

trans(gender) + misogyny

Example Sentences

"I knew I wasn't attracted to them but internalised the idea that it was because of my 'transmisogyny' and that if I dated them for long enough I could start to be attracted to them. It was DIY conversion therapy," she wrote.

From BBC

“Sexism is everywhere, transmisogyny is everywhere, transphobia is everywhere, racism is everywhere,” she said.

From New York Times

Taking away gendered pronouns is premised on the idea that simplification will lead to a flattening of gender disparity, but this work must consider the real-world conditions of the people who are the subject of multiple intersecting oppressions—of sexism, racism, transmisogyny and poverty—and begin with their concerns, rather than moving away from nuance of their lived experience.

From Scientific American

Garrett Nichols, an assistant English professor at the BSU campus in Bridgewater, Massachusetts, suggested Trump supporters are KKK members and said they voted in favor of “white supremacy, misogyny, anti-Semitism, transmisogyny, and heterosexism,” according to screenshots posted by conservative news website Campus Reform.

From Washington Times

On the demo’s centerpiece, “Manarchist, Brocialist,” the lead singer, Jackie, shrieks through a list of sociology buzzwords and hyper-leftist caricatures before speed-screaming the chorus: “Smash the patriarchy, transmisogyny, hetero, and homonormativity.”

From The New Yorker