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'''Deadnaming''' is the use of the birth or other former name (i.e. a name that is "dead") of a transgender person or non-binary person without their consent. | '''Deadnaming''' is the use of the birth or other former name (i.e. a name that is "dead") of a transgender person or non-binary person without their consent. | ||
| + | == Overview == | ||
| + | dont do that | ||
| + | == Popular characters in media with deadnames == | ||
| + | * '''''[[Breaking Bad]]''''' franchise | ||
| + | ** '''Heisenberg''' (formerly Walter White) | ||
| + | ** '''Saul Goodman''' (formerly Jimmy McGill) | ||
| + | ** '''Jimmy McGill''' (formerly Saul Goodman) | ||
Revision as of 00:55, 30 March 2023
Deadnaming is the use of the birth or other former name (i.e. a name that is "dead") of a transgender person or non-binary person without their consent.
Overview
dont do that
Popular characters in media with deadnames
- Breaking Bad franchise
- Heisenberg (formerly Walter White)
- Saul Goodman (formerly Jimmy McGill)
- Jimmy McGill (formerly Saul Goodman)