transphobic

[tranz-fohb-ik, trans-]

adjective

1. having or showing hostility, fear, or contempt toward transgender people.

Example Sentences

The data makes the right-wing’s transphobic narrative fall apart even faster.

From Salon

Some CEOs still have nightmares about the transphobic Bud Light boycott following TikTok influencer Dylan Mulvaney’s 2023 ad; others are gleefully dismissing employee pressure to play their own part in addressing America’s systemic bigotry, whether by materially supporting minority-owned nonprofits and businesses, hiring applicants from underrepresented communities, or mandating workplace sensitivity trainings.

From Slate

"Rowling's critics claim she is transphobic, the greatest sin of our time, and use the usual tedious hyperbole to demonise her," Boyne wrote.

From BBC

Off-color bits that tickled the audience with uncomfortable laughter almost 40 years ago — like, say, the transphobic reveal in the final act of “Naked Gun 33 ⅓: The Final Insult” — have aged terribly, there’s no doubt about that.

From Salon

After the first transphobic encounter on April 8, De la Peña said, she thought her nightmare was over, but the following night the man and two others attacked her at her shop.

From Los Angeles Times