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Women are discriminated against on the basis of sex: Anti-trans epistemologies in Australian universities
This article offers an analysis of qualitative data from a multi-phased project entitled Understanding and Addressing Everyday Sexisms in Australian Universities. The project’s key aim was to improve the ways in which gender-based discrimination is understood and addressed in Australian universities
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