Unattractive overall

I am disappointed by this book, apart from the excellent and hard-hitting article by T. Reucheur, remains flat and does not bring new informaTION compared to what we read on the Internet (free) and is much more comprehensive or convincing arguments; Perhaps that strength to show too much restraint in his words we sometimes becomes boring. A subject like this is nevertheless very committed, we could blame the authors for not having dared to do in their arguments. In an extreme area like this, knowing how much lHomme Rights and other discrimination laws are constantly violated in France, we can not afford to have fear to express themselves if the strength of the revolt, at less engaged with energy. If Badinter dune had shown such restraint in his argument against the death penalty, the guillotine always continue to operate at full speed! If these authors can not do it here, when will they do it? In any case it is not to them that I would trust my defense lawyers if they were!
On the other hand, many speakers write in a clumsy style and their explanations are sometimes confused, which harms the interest of reading.
It certainly is, and unfortunately not with this book that transgender people manage to convince the "French-Pétainists means" (90% of the population, the 4 / 5th live in the Southeast) they are people like everyone else and they are still, in 2013, stigmatized by the government (eg, Social Security does almost no financial coverage outside of HRT if one does not adhere to their protocol aberrant and inquisitor that body preferring to devote huge budgets to repay the disease of smokers and alcoholics (who unlike transgender who have not chosen their body, they could choose to give up their bad habits before he too late), rather than help the minority who live transsexes often a hassle in everyday life, and whose suicide rate, rejection, stigmatization and social isolation remains high (even after being endorsed by the protocol. I have personally witnessed such a suicide post-protocol, that is to say after lopération SRS took place with the agreement of protocol psychiatrist Pateur University Hospital in Nice, which demonstrates its uselessness) by Justice (extremely complicated identity changes, because judges impose on persons who have changed sex humiliating clinical expertise to check the reality of their surgical reassignment, the height of cynicism is what full financial support and very expensive) and even by the medical community (doctors too old racist, homophobic and transphobic) and other traders who live (pharmacists) who are often happy to humiliate them in front of everyone claiming their identity (which is forbidden by law, since the identity of each is confidential), while it is out of step with their appearance. I live in the South East and I know whereof I speak for personally experienced what I describe and still live to this day, as I naurai failed to save the $ 10,000 to have surgery in Thailand have been able to change my marital status, excluding the it takes as saving for the expertise imposed by judges. That's the lot, the heavy price that transgender pay in France lorsquils want a sex change!
So I expected a lot better from this book that is too succin on aspects that he merely dévoquer, and spreads too much on superficial details to me for others.
I do not recommend this purchase (if nest for Tom Reucher The article which alone is worth dacquérir the book), and I hope this association will better choose most of his players for his next book.