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Alice Dreger's attacks on critics of J. Michael Bailey Alice Dreger is a Northwestern University employee who has an ongoing personal feud with me because of my tone and tactics in responding to the book The Man Who Would Be Queen by J. Michael Bailey. Her obsession with me began in 2006 when she was unable to suppress a speech I was invited to give at Northwestern and was unable to get me fired. She spent the next 18 months writing a one-sided hatchet job accusing noted engineer Lynn Conway, noted economist Deirdre McCloskey and me of masterminding a conspiracy to "ruin" Bailey. Dreger released her paper a year before it was to be published alongside critical responses, and it got a little traction thanks to a New York Times writer seeking payback for LGBT criticism about a pro-Bailey piece he had written in 2005. That led to a radio interview where Dreger defended Bailey, but that was about it until the paper was actually published in June 2008. Selected resources Responses to Dreger in Archives of Sexual Behavior
National Women's Studies Association conference 2008 In 2007 Point Foundation scholar Joelle Ruby Ryan of Bowling Green State University proposed a panel at NWSA called The Bailey brouhaha: Community members speak out on resisting transphobia and sexism in academia and beyond. Joelle was immediately attacked by Alice Dreger, which prompted me and two other women to present papers in support of Joelle. Background
NWSA Papers (recommended to review with accompanying video)
NWSA video (recommended to review with accompanying papers above)
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