it's not BCT or PoliERA or TransERA that run Bartertown, they're all just a symptom
There is no TransEra anymore.
no wonder all the black transpersons are fleeing Era in droves to the Bire via Pogi's underground railroad.

AUTISMO ALERT
When I was a kid in school learning about slavery in 4th grade, the teacher assigned to us a creative project based on civil war/slavery stuff. We were told we had free rein to make whatever we wanted, and everyone would vote on a winner who would get a $100 Pizza Hut gift card. This was early 90s Pizza Hut, mind you - not the relic to déclassé trash that it has become now. We wanted that pizza, homeboy. So naturally, kids showed up with box dioramas depicting red and blue coats fighting, paper mache, movies, people came dressed up with their fucking families and acted out scenes etc. One kid made a Frederick Douglass comic book a la those political graphic novels like Maus. He won the thing.
Now, what did your boi do?
Giant ad-hoc poster board presentation of a hypothetical SNES game:
Harriet Tubman's Super Underground Railroad. I had a giant game design template with cutout drawings pasted onto colored paper depicting game mechanics. "You see in this picture, you're running around collecting slaves and bringing them back to the underground railroad." "If these bad guys take the slaves back its game over." I gave the bad guys whips. It had two players - someone could control Harriet's friend to get more slaves. I had a giant SNES controller with a button layout explaining how to control Harriet.
Entire class stared, pale-faced, in a rictus of confusion at what they were looking at. It reminded me of when my dad would take a glimpse at a Ren and Stimpy cartoon and I thought there's no way his eyes can decipher what he's seeing the way mine could. Like it was just a sensory assault of flashing images and sounds that he couldn't see. Harriet Tubman's Super Underground Railroad had a diversity of levels, powerups, multiplayer, etc. I drew it all out. At the end of the presentation, I must have felt like what those people on that show, Bait Car feel like after the vehicle is remotely disabled by the police.