She Came to Liberate: Janet Mock and Revolutionary Love among Trans WomenLyle discusses on how he shifts emphasis from a focus upon pedagogy toward an integration of a variety of stories and perspectives into the university setting. He focuses on avoiding the "danger of the single story" of trans existence (victimization) in Janet Mock's memoir Redefining Realness: My Path to Womanhood, Identity, Love, and So Much More (2014). Lyle argues that when trans women of color become their own content creators, they move beyond the singular narrative to highlight other experiences, philosophies, linguistic rhythms, resilience, creativity, and humor, but above all else, revolutionary love.