This ruling may have been a significant setback, but there is still nothing that can stop us from simply existing as trans people, writes Burns

[134] She brought her hair stylist to the White House, [135] [136] and was often seen with a briefcase and wore traditional shirtwaists in colors like lilac and fuchsia which Vanessa Friedman defines as being more "associated with well-behaved homemakers as opposed to policymakers." Her modest attire was seen as an extension of the administration's conservatism and her attire, following the 1980 election, was regulated to a cautionary tale as conventional wisdom "had it that the American people simply didnt want their first hostess to look quite so much like them after all at least not once she (or her husband) had been elected." [137] Nancy Gibbs of Time describes Carter as "earnest, high protein", noting that the Carters "sold off the presidential yacht, turned down the thermostat, offered inaugural ball tickets for $25." [138] In her memoir, Carter wrote of having to come to terms with her public image: "I learned that labels are easy to come by and hard to overcome

The study was approved by the Institutional Review Board at the University of Pittsburgh (REN16120111 / IRB0606147)
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