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Note, this is just a result of playing around with search engines. This list is not authoritative and I don’t vet any of these sources.

A PDF apparently archive of the Shinigami Eyes FAQ and how to label instructions.

Southern Poverty Law Center regularly monitors and lists hate groups, including anti-trans hate groups.

Trans Safety Network is a UK investigative journalist group. The articles host a wealth of anti-trans figures and organizations, mostly (but not limited) to British TERF takeover.

Erin Reed’s website has lots of resources on US Legislation against trans people, contains lots of politicians and groups that push similar bills.

This github claims to monitor “gender exploratory” conversion therapy worldwide.

This podcast seems to discuss the anti-trans playbook of far-right militia types such as the Proud Boys.

This arxiv paper seems to have up to date theory and conceptualization. eg it recognizes TERF/far-right “intracommunity” and focuses on “understudied” targets such as transmasculine and non-binary. (This matches what is said in the reviews about the direction the Shinigami Eyes fuckups are taking.)

This is IIRC the original source of the leaked emails Erin Reed has written about

there are extensive discussions between deutsch and notorious anti-gay and anti-trans “experts” associated with known hate groups targeting transgender healthcare in the united states, including dr. quentin l. van meter and dr. michelle cretella of the catholic medical association, dr. andre van mol of the christian medical & dental associations and american college of pediatricians, dr. michael k. laidlaw of the kelsey coalition, dr. william j. malone of the society for evidence-based gender medicine, dr. paul w. hruz of the national catholic bioethics center, laura haynes of narth, and deacon dr. patrick w. lappert of catholic reparative therapy group courage international. participants discuss crafting their language to avoid acknowledging that transgender people exist, constructing new ways to define doctors as criminals for providing gender-affirming care, and targeting a federal agency publication that correctly points out the dangers of anti-gay conversion therapy. their emails frequently digress into personal vendettas and ambitions of destroying established professional groups such as the endocrine society, and they typically celebrate their anti-trans legal and political achievements as a victory of the christian god.