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finally made an actual (not side) blog! xx đ§Ąđ§Ą just made it so no posts yet, but we'll get there
âI canât wait to show Encanto to my toxic mother and see how she reactsâ is the exact equivalent of that time when Hamlet tried to get Claudius to confess to the kingâs murder by making him watch a play that exactly mimicked said murder
Men donât even realize how controlling they are of women. They donât even realize that theyâre talking over you or cutting you off bc theyâre so used to the authority they have over you. They casually, nonchalantly order you to do things and itâs just innocent nobility because they think as a man the right thing to do is to âtake charge of the situation.â Unconsciously they donât even realize that that means, the man knows better. They beg you because theyâre used to getting what they want. They donât realize itâs a sense of entitlement they really feel. An unconscious male will always be sexist because he has not yet questioned the natural, assumed authority heâs been given. He will always look down upon women no matter how much he thinks he praises them. Because once he really questions it, he questions everything.
the notes are a travesty. some of you all will defend #notallmen to the death
Not me he says as he cuts her off before she finishes.
Not me he says as he uses misogynistic slurs when women are not around.
Not me he says as he watches porn every night.
Not me he says while having zero women friends that he isnât trying to fuck.
Not me he says as he raises his voice to drown hers out.
Not me he says as he pressures her into unwanted sex.
Not me he says while not believing what women say.
Not me he says as he makes rape jokes while playing video games.
Not me he says as he âjokesâ about why prostitution should be legal.
Not me he says as he punches the wall in anger.
Not me, no never me, Iâm nice, Iâm a listener, Iâm a good guy he says as he thinks about how much he hates that women donât like ânice guysâ.
Every man thinks heâs one of the âgoodâ ones.
I think it was Hannah Gadsby who said that men always construct the narrative about their treatment of women in a way that enables them to see themselves as a ânice guy.â They draw a line between what is good and what is bad behavior in a way that always lands them on the ânice guyâ side. Whatever it is that they do to women, a truly bad guy is the one who does something worse. Yell at and threaten his girlfriend? Itâs okay, the really bad ones are the ones who hit women.
This is why men get so incredibly angry whenever women talk about their boundaries. Because those boundaries, those lines, are drawn by someone else, and cannot be conveniently moved around. The angriest are those who have already crossed those lines, and now canât stand being called out. (A memorable example of this, from just a few days ago, was a guy who claimed that pressuring a woman into sex cannot possibly be rape, because that would make him a rapist.)
Black people, queer theory are the masters tools.
Any claims about science backing gender identity ideology are ludicrous from their inception because gender identity is subjective. There is no room for subjective experience in science. Science is not subjective, it is objective, it is empirical and above all science is replicable. Gender identity is not objective, it is not replicable. Gender identity cannot be observed or assessed independently of the person claiming an identity. Gender identity is like any science based scam...lots of people running unreplicable experiments without proper lab conditions, study parameters, no control subjects and each study on a cohort of one and saying our research shows...but you can't actually ask questions or see the data.
#girlslikeus was a hashtag for survivors of trafficking.
Cotton ceiling was taken from the term âglass ceiling.â
âNothing about us without usâ was from the disability movement.
Think about that for a minute.
- #TransGirlMagic (original: #BlackGirlMagic)
- #TransExcellence (original: #BlackExcellence)
- #TransIsBeautiful (original: #BlackIsBeautiful)
- #TransLivesMatter (original: #BlackLivesMatter)
- #StopTransHate (original: #StopAsianHate)
- "This is what I was wearing when I was misgendered" (original: "This is what I was wearing when I was raped")
- "Trans rights are human rights" (original: "Women's rights are human rights")
- "Coercively assigned female/male at birth" meaning "doctors gave me a gender identity when I was born" (original: intersex terminology for genital mutilation happening to intersex babies so they "fit" a certain sex more, not necessarily their actual sex but whatever sex the doctor decides)
It infuriates me because Asian-Americans VERY CAREFULLY chose âStop Asian Hateâ over âAsian Lives Matterâ because we knew it would be inappropriate to appropriate terminology from BLM. Iâm incredibly angry the Trans movement has hijacked both of these instead of making their own slogans or terminology.
Also, someone else mentioned it somewhere in the notes but âpassingâ was also stolen from POC.
my dad ask me to do anything um maybe Iâll think about it đđ¤ˇââď¸ my mother ask me to do something I will move heaven and earth
Take my uquiz: Which iconic 70â˛s feminist would you have personal beef with
weird how womenâs music festivals are often seen as historically âviolentâ and âexclusionaryâ places and yet the only lgbt related violence done in relation to them has been the murder of two lesbians and their son by a trans woman đ¤Â
the murder of two black lesbians and their son by a white trans-identified man âtrans womanâ
Police investigating the triple homicide in Oakland that claimed the lives of Patricia Wright, 57, her wife Charlotte Reed, 56, and their 19-year-old son, Toto âBennyâ Diambu-Wright
i donât want lesbians and feminists turning to conservative news sources. theyâre not our friends any more than liberals and TRAs are. So if we have nowhere to go, letâs make the shit ourselves!
i'm never getting over the fact that romance as a genre, as the HIGHEST selling genre, exists largely because straight women fantasise about being loved and treated kindly by men and men constantly make fun of this because they think it's just that unrealistic that they could cherish women and that women are stupid in the first place for wanting such an impossible thing
Oopsie looks like they have to find a new flag...
*feigns shock*
âfetishistâ do you mean pedophile?
The creator of the trans flag forced his wife to participate in his fetishistic cross-dressing and wrote 'forced feminization' stories, incl
âScott writes that all 23 women interviewed for the paper described doing both male and female chores. Men, on the other hand, talked mostly about male labor. Unless specifically asked, only a third of the men interviewed mentioned any work traditionally done by women. One apple grower described his orchard as a one-man business that his son would eventually inherit, with his wife and daughter only minimally involved. But, in a separate interview, his wife said that while her husband and son took care of the trees, she handled seedlings in the nursery, coordinated sales, hired seasonal labor, kept the books, and helped make decisions. She also mentioned that their daughter ran the farmâs fruit stand. The men were also more likely to emphasize male ownership of family enterprisesââmy grandfatherâs farmâ or âmy tractor.â In contrast, the women usually referred to âmy grandmother and grandfatherâs farmâ or âour tractor.ââ
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GENDER AND FAMILY FARMS: AN INVESTIGATION
Iâm going to buy a farm one day, and hope I have daughters to leave it to: break the cycle.
(via biodiverseed)
soooo ⌠men of all types and generations have overemphasized their labour and devalued the often longer (and unpaid!) labour of women in their families? who woulda thunk it!
Pretty easy to do when they conveniently label anything their wives and daughters contribute as unimportant work thatâs beneath a man to perform.Â
"this is a racial and economic justice issue"
yeah tell that to a wealthy white classmate of mine who blew her own guts out with her father's shotgun at 14 after her religious nut parents wouldn't allow her access to a safe abortion
everyone wants to talk about how abortion disproportionately affects black and hispanic communities but nobody wants to talk about how black southern evangelicals and hispanic catholics view abortion and treat/talk about women within their communities who opt for abortions
this is an attack on women's reproductive rights by religious fundamentalists, full stop. the ones supporting the laws belong to all racial and economic backgrounds and their targets include women of all racial and economic backgrounds
this is such a weird take?
you can say this without dunking on Black women (or Latina women, but i'm speaking for myself here)
i see they're deactivated, but just generally, you can talk about how this issue affects white women without trashing communities you don't belong to whose members suffer from the same problems you do in addition to ones you don't, especially considering white men are just as bad in their common actions as men of any other race
this whole post is just this person's excuse to be racist and i'm unimpressed. just say you don't care about Black/Latina women next time đđ
I FORGOT THEY MENTIONED CLASS
i don't even think i need to explain why dunking on poor women because...people feel sorry for what they have to go through, i guess, is bad
this post reeks of "what about me?" and the thinly veiled disguise of female solidarity isn't helping