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white tme plural autistic disabled bi/pan non-binary transmasc from east coast US. musician and artist, creator of harsh noise. we have fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue. also a cat
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my partner @arachnidominatrix and I also make electronic music under Cognitive Distortion
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it’s interesting how many people say the term “nonbinary” as short for an identity with the assumption that this is separate and contradictory with a transfem identity, ppl so used to and centered around transmascs that they forget there’s other nonbinary people. like once you realize how many people implicitly see nonbinary gender as transmasculine by default it’s impossible to stop noticing it
This may be orthogonal to the original point, but as a third-world transfem who's rather embroiled in the queer scholarship that eventually trickles down into Tumblr and popular queer discourse, there's something very particularly galling about how "non-binary" identity is treated.
Y'all have probably noticed this too. Historians will say that it's ahistorical to impose "modern categories" of gender and sexuality onto the past, so definitively stating that someone was "trans" or "bisexual" is a big no-no. Similarly, you'll encounter arguments about how imposing "Western categories" of "gayness" or "transness" onto other cultures is "cultural imperialism".
Which ... alright, there is a logic there, even if I take issue with it. However, one thing I've noticed? That selfsame scholarships has no issue with using the term, "culturally recognized non-binary identities" to refer to constructions like third-sexes, or even something that is clearly contextually more or less "gay male bottom".
And that's just so fucking weird?
Scholarship like this is also very emphatic about how "the gender binary" is a "Western, colonialist construct" (which is again a disputable claim, but let's roll with it). In fact, the legibility of "non-binary" as an identity is quite rooted in the modern, anglophonic, Western queer context, and its percolation outside those contexts is rather uncommon.
Yet, the very same fields and scholars that would say "calling a third-gendered person 'trans' is imperialism" have absolutely no issue describing that very third-gendered person as non-binary, irrespective of whether or not "non-binary" is a particularly meaningful concept in that culture!
I don't know chat, there's something interesting going on here, for those willing to critically think about the Western constructions of "non-binary" :)
(Also, just wanted to ask ... has any queer person ever been called "AC/DC"?!)
In the West, transfems can't be non-binary. Outside the West, transfems have to be considered non-binary.
Maybe the real colonialism wasn't the binary we had at home... but the nonbinary we declared along the way......
Just as an aside, I have actually seen AC/DC used as a slur for bisexual people
That's wild.
Contextually, that also helps highlight how much of a jumble that paragraph is. "Nonbinary genders" as a phrase is being used to encompass pejoratives for queer people, tortured phrases like "male-bodied persons socially considered women" [I wonder if there's a more succinct term for that idea], and throwing together everything from bisexuality to transness to intersex people into this singular umbrella that may not even be a meaningful concept outside of the anglophonic West!
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Rick Wright Pink Floyd at the backstage of Hakone Aphrodite Concert, August 6th, 1971. Photo by Koh Hasebe/Shinko Music.
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[ID: a black and white poster that reads, “No ‘LGB’ without the ‘T’. Sylvia Rivera and Marsha P. Johnson are standing behind a police line with flowers collaged at the bottom. Sylvia is raising her fist and Marsha is smiling while holding an umbrella over them.
The next text reads, “Friends, you know what’s going on. If you don’t,
transgenderlawcenter.org
diyhrt.wiki”
and a QR code.
“They tried to kill us once. We won’t let them try again!”]
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USA people! Buy NOTHING Feb 28 2025. Not anything. 24 hours. No spending. Buy the day before or after but nothing. NOTHING. February 28 2025. Not gas. Not milk. Not something on a gaming app. Not a penny spent. (Only option in a crisis is local small mom and pop. Nothing. Else.) Promise me. Commit. 1 day. 1 day to scare the shit out of them that they don't get to follow the bullshit executive orders. They don't get to be cowards. If they do, it costs. It costs.
Then, if you can join me for Phase 2. March 7 2025 thtough March 14 2025? No Amazon. None. 1 week. No orders. Not a single item. Not one ebook. Nothing. 1 week. Just 1.
If you live outside the USA boycott US products on February 28 2025 and stand in solidarity with us and also join us for the week of no Amazon.
Are you with me?
Spread the word.
For context, there is a blackout on February 28 to protest against de DEI roll back
The national economic blackout is scheduled as a way for Americans to boycott major retailers that have pulled back on DEI policies.
officially-cool youtuber Tech Tangents was working on an old Tandy machine and discovered the most hilarious quit menu in all of software, buried in an obscure astrology program for DOS:
THE "MAYBE QUIT" OPTION!
For too long, computer programs have been asking if we're sure we want to quit, and only giving us a binary yes/no option. Finally we can leave whether we quit or not up to fate.
And yeah. When he tried it out, it failed to quit a few times and then quit. It seems it just flips a coin when you select it and either quits/does nothing based on it.
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