sexual orientation or stating that there is no biological influence, but is instead noting societal prejudice and asking them to "critically reflect on the factors that might shape [their] attractions." Author Morgan Lev Edward Holleb argued that trans-exclusionary radical feminist lesbians "are absolutely horrified at the possibility of being attracted to a trans woman because it would undermine their status as the bastion of lesbian separatist feminists, being attracted to someone they incorrectly consider a 'man.'" Holleb added that transgender people "are acutely aware of the biological differences between [trans] and cis people" and that "trans people aren't trying to 'erase' biological differences, we're trying to secure our basic rights, and highlight shared struggles when we talk about activism and justice." See also Bisexual erasure Lesbian Avengers Lesbophobia Queer erasure Straightwashing Notes References Further reading (Sister Outrider received the 2016 Best Blog award from Write to End Violence Against Women.) Books and journals (via University of Leicester) Lesbian feminism Lesbian history Lesbophobia Political lesbianism LGBT erasure