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@bunchofdykes
The book in question:
Invisible Women: Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed for Men
by Caroline Criado Perez
Here’s her sex-in-every-cell comment earning her the TERF moniker:
So transphobic, right?
feminism can’t co-exist with this gender nonsense
^ and that’s exactly why “terfs” exist in the first place.
— an anonymous woman on coming to terms with being a lesbian in the 1950’s-60’s, from an interview with Deborah Goleman Wolf
jeanne cordova and her girlfriend janie elvin, who met in high school and reunited in college. jeanne was president of the los angeles chapter of the daughters of bilitis, and later became editor and publisher of the lesbian tide. photographer unkown, 1969
lesbian sex is holy
a t shirt design captioned “be politically correct!” featured in dyke review, summer 1994
GET THE MESSAGE OUT: THE SEX INDUSTRY IS VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND RADICAL FEMINISTS WILL NOT STAND FOR IT
https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheUntameableShrews
“If one group of women are up for sale this is how we’re all viewed”
I just wanted to emphasize this part. Because libfems love to screech about individualism. They like to talk about the “sex workers” who are empowered, and love their job. And how sex workers are just women practicing body autonomy.
Even if that is true for some few women. Even if it’s true that some women enjoy being objectified, her “individual choice” still impacts us all as a class for women.
Men watch porn before, during after work. They see women gagging on dicks and getting semen on their face and they associate ALL women with those degrading acts. This affects how men interact with their female coworkers, the woman walking to the groceries, the woman existing in public etc (and this is just mild stuff I didn’t even get into the pedo fetish, racial play, bdsm aspect of it).
Paying to have access to a woman’s body, supports the concept that all female bodies are tools that can be bought for male consumption. Which is why the sex trafficking industry exists.
we have the same hobby
How Marie Antoinette Became A Lesbian Icon
An Austrian by birth, Marie Antoinette was married to Louis XVI, then the prince of France, when she was fourteen as part of a political alliance between their respective empires. The marriage agreement required Antoinette to renounce all of her Austrian titles and ties, leaving her isolated and alone in the cutthroat world of Versailles.
By all accounts, Louis XVI was a nice guy but was obsessed with locks, famously indecisive, painfully shy, and constantly suspicious of his wife. It took them seven years to consummate their marriage, a fact that was public knowledge and made all the more humiliating by the fact that court decorum required their sheets be inspected each day for signs of blood and kingly “emissions.” The couple’s inability to produce an heir became another symbol of Antoinette’s inadequacy.
In the midst of the graphic, extremely public hatred being thrown at her, Marie Antoinette retreated further into the relative safety of the court and sought intimacy from those closest to her: her ladies-in-waiting. Her favorite was the Princesse de Lamballe, a young widow with whom the queen became so infatuated that she gave her the cushiest job at court (superintendent of the household) and a lavish stipend. In their letters they addressed each other as “my dear heart” and signed “with a heart entirely yours.”
During Marie Antoinette’s first separation from the Princesse de Lamballe, she was apparently so depressed that she had the princess’s portrait painted on the mirror of the room she used most. After a failed escape from the increasingly violent revolutionaries in Paris, the queen sent the princess a ring, set with a lock of her white hair and engraved with the phrase “bleached by sorrow.” Lamballe sent back a watch “to remind [you] of the hours we passed together,” saying she wished to “live or die” near the queen. When Antoinette was finally arrested by the revolutionaries, one of the last possessions taken from her was a miniature of the princess.
Eventually the Princesse de Lamballe got her wish—she was imprisoned soon after the queen and brutally murdered by a mob. Her head was then placed on a spike, paraded through the streets, and left outside the window of Marie Antoinette’s cell. The mob screamed for the queen to give the princess one last kiss.
Even biographers who remain skeptical of Marie Antoinette’s queerness acknowledge the intense intimacy of her relationship with the Princesse de Lamballe. The queen’s interest in women extended beyond just the princess—she also seemed to have had a lengthy romantic affair with a woman named Yolande Polignac. Not only did Antoinette pay off all of Polignac’s debts, she also made her a duchess and moved her into a thirteen-room apartment in Versailles. There’s also Mary Robinson, a well-known English writer and actress at the time, who visited the queen at Versailles and wrote at length about their flirtation. Antoinette, according to Robinson, “appeared to survey, with peculiar attention, a miniature of the Prince of Wales, which [I] wore on my bosom.” Yes, she was writing in 1783 about the queen of France checking out her cleavage.
It wasn’t terribly unusual for women at court to have romantic relationships with one another, but that was mostly because people did not think intense sexual and romantic relationships between women could not exist. In 1811, two schoolteachers won a lawsuit against a pupil’s relative who accused them of lesbianism because the judges believed sex between women was literally impossible. Lesbian sex wasn’t real sex. Women who loved other women were simply “engaged in a passionate friendship.“ Like everything involving genuine feminine pleasure, it was regarded as an innocent frivolity.
That meant all those really, really close friends didn’t have many cultural reference points for their relationships. All the gay role models belonged to men. The classics are riddled with gay romance: Achilles and Patroclus in the Illiad, the Theban band of warrior-lovers in Plutarch, and Nisus and Euryalus in Virgil’s Aeneid. Then you had Alexander the Great, Michelangelo, Frederick II, Oscar Wilde, and Walt Whitman. Women had Sappho and Marie Antoinette.
Lesbians in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries began to use the image of Marie Antoinette as a coded invocation—drop her name or mimic her style and you could secretly (and safely) reveal yourself to someone in the know. Famed nineteenth-century dyke and diarist Anne Lister once began a relationship with her long-time mistress by simply asking if the woman had heard the “rumors about Marie Antoinette.”
There’s a rich literary tradition of invoking the queen’s name to symbolize lesbian desire. In Rose Laure Allatini’s Despised and Rejected, the closeted lesbian heroine is named Antoinette. In Radclyffe Hall’s The Well of Loneliness, the closeted lesbian heroine visits Versailles and laments the queen’s tragic relationship with the Princesse de Lamballe. In Virginia Woolf’s Orlando, memories of Marie Antoinette and the princess haunt the courtship scenes of Orlando and Sasha. In Djuna Barnes’ Nightwood, the closeted lesbian heroine dresses up as the queen to hide from her husband. You get the picture. It’s a tradition that carries on today—Madonna even dressed as Marie Antoinette in the video for “Vogue.”
Although biographers as early as 1814 were split about the nature of her sexuality, even those who thought she was straight romanticized Marie Antoinette’s relationships with women constantly. The breathless titillation that has always surrounded the queen’s affairs has only served to infuse them with an enduring erotic charge. Whether she was or wasn’t gay is almost beside the point—Marie Antoinette may have helped facilitate over 200 years of lesbian hookups, making her (probably) the first modern lesbian icon.
Lesbians dancing to music at the American Museum of National History “Women Power” protest
photographs by Bettye Lane | Aug. 26th 1973
Can’t believe I had to actually see this with my own eyes in real life…. Sick that I went to a gay bar and saw this lack of knowledge on gay issues
That’s just plain embarrassing. Genderists probably harassed them into doing it.
Why is it always anti trans gay people who are banned from gay spaces?
Why do we welcome and celebrate anti gay trans people in gay spaces?
Why does literally everyone hate gay people, including actual gay people?
“anti trans material or language” My body is anti-trans material, apparently. And calling a male person a man is transphobic language, as we’ve learned. “Anti trans” and transphobia are whatever TRAs claim as bigotry on any given day- how would a “no terfs” rule even be properly enforced?
Seriously. “Transphobia” could be anything from discrimination against trans people in housing to disagreeing with them about the weather or their favorite movie or some bullshit. It’s become a completely subjective, meaningless term, but it still somehow holds a lot of water and is used to control people and keep them silent.
This sign is honestly straight out of a novel about a police state. I’m honestly surprised they didn’t say “propaganda” instead of “material”. And the “TERF” material they DO distribute? Says nothing bad about trans people and does not advocate harm or violence in any way. It only states the truth.
And trans activism, being the violent cult it is, simply wont tolerate the truth. Because the truth will be their downfall. They can get away with it for now, but there will come a time when people will turn against them because they are tired of being gaslight and abused. They are tired of being told believing their own eyes makes them a bigot. That understanding something as basic as human biology and sexuality makes them evil.
Trans activism will end someday. And I hope every single pro trans fucker involved suffers dearly for all the damage they’ve done.
Name and shame the venue! I’m gonna order some stickers to put all over these stupid posters
This was in the bar Kiki but idk if there are other posters in other clubs. Please don’t get yourself into any trouble though ❕
england is damn well cancelled lmao
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How to fight for trans rights:
1. Comment "pee your pants" under every post you disagree with
Illustrations by Ekaterini Harvey besides a section on Jill Posener as featured in Rose Collins’ “Lesbian Portraits”
me, doing anything: this is for my female ancestors
careers for women that we need to bring back
amazon warrior
bare-breasted huntress of artemis
decrepit cave sibyl
beautiful nymph, companion to the gods (water edition)
beautiful nymph, companion to the gods (forest edition)
witch who calls the gods of the afterlife on people she doesn’t like
this is sorceress who lives alone on an island turning men into pigs erasure
a lesbian couple at a gay liberation front gathering, early 1970′s
a quote about coming out in the interview “counseling lesbians”, published in women: a journal of liberation vol. 5 no. 2, 1976