@dayoftheclownfish
Sorry, don't know how I included that quote. I meant to use this quote from Lang Cleg about Jen Isaacson and her experience as a young GNC woman of being expected to be trans. Jen wrote Chapter 11 of the book "Transgender Children and Young People".
Lang Cleg
"I read it again. Jen doesn't say this happened at Goldsmiths specifically, my apologies. But definitely not at a GIDS. She shared a lift (whether elevator or car not said) with Polly Carmichael. The implication of the paragraph is that Polly felt free to ask Jen whether or not she was a service user of a GIDS on the basis of her presentation alone, with no other information.
The chapter Jen contributed to the book is about the links between transgenderism, transhumanism and queer theory. She begins it by relating various anecdotes in which others assumed her to be trans by dint of presentation (short haircut/androgynous clothes) alone. The Carmichael story is one of them."