Art, Identity, and Moral Panic

This chapter examines the evolution of far-right campaigns against transgender individuals through the lens of artistic expression. It reflects on historical moral panics, particularly the satanic panic, and how they resonate with contemporary anti-trans sentiments, highlighting the vulnerabilities faced by queer artists. Additionally, the discussion delves into the complexities of identity and body image within the trans community, exploring how art serves as a means to navigate societal norms and personal struggles.