Chui Chin

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Chui Chin was a Chinese rebel who was tortured and beheaded by the Manchu dynasty in 1907. In addition to founding a newspaper known as The Chinese Women's Journal, Chui dressed in masculine clothing and organized an insurrectionist army.

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Transgender Warriors by Leslie Feinberg, published by Beacon Press in 1996- page 34.

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