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A bit of a life update: I have not been posting as frequently due to the fact that I was accepted into online college last spring (2021) and I have been focusing all my attention on that. Iâm not abandoning this blog by any means, though; I will post here as Iâm able to.
Thank you for your patience re: my intermittent posting tho! â¤ď¸
it's legitimately evil to equate trans women with white people wanting to be black, considering black trans women are often killed because their killers, just like you, view them as pretending to be women. are you even black, or are you just a garden variety racist who throws vulnerable women under the bus? either way, you choose to punch down and enable violence against women who don't fit stereotypes.
Hi! Thanks for your input! However, since you think that men can be women, everything youâve said to me is invalid and thus I will be discarding it. Men who identify as women are misogynists and are still the oppressors of women. Hope this helps! â¤ď¸
L.A. Hawbaker, Revenge and (Bloody) Feminism: Hell Hath No Fury Like a Woman With a Mossberg 590
L.A. Hawbaker, Revenge and (Bloody) Feminism: Hell Hath No Fury Like a Woman With a Mossberg 590
L.A. Hawbaker, Revenge and (Bloody) Feminism: Hell Hath No Fury Like a Woman With a Mossberg 590
L.A. Hawbaker, Revenge and (Bloody) Feminism: Hell Hath No Fury Like a Woman With a Mossberg 590
Is Clytemnestra an Archetypically Bad Wife or a Heroically Avenging Mother?, Natalie Haynes
Ur gonna make me hate women even more, dumb bitch
Your Y chromosome is showing. Male moment
Billie Walker, For the Love of Murderous Women / Elisabetta Sirani, Timoclea Killing Her Rapist
Transphobia is not a decision. Transphobia is hateful. Transphobes are a hate group. âDecidingâ to be transphobic based on the actions of a few belies deep-seated hatred and discrimination that is reinforced in a transphobic society. Absolutely abhorrent
Sorry, but I don't oppress any male, even if that male decides he wants to wear thigh high socks and blue lipstick. Males are our oppressors, not the other way around. I cannot discriminate against a male the way you suggest, and I think your misogyny here is more abhorrent than any 'transphobia' you think exists.
Men have always been the oppressors of women. Men have always abused us and raped us and murdered us and my hatred for that abuse will not stop just because the perpetrators put a dress on.
Take care that you don't have such an open mind that your brain falls out, anon. You're acting like misogyny doesn't exist at all. Misogyny is far more real and far more deadly than 'transphobia' and I think you ought to educate yourself rather than trying to antagonize a random internet woman just because she won't bow to your opinions.
Billie March, For the Love of Murderous Women
Gabrielle Moss, As More Women Discover Their Anger, I'm Trying to Tame Mine
Alice Garnett, Iâll Bark if I Want To: On Letting Women Be Angry
The angers between women will not kill us if we can articulate them with precision, if we listen to the content of what is said with at least as much intensity as we defend ourselves against the manner of saying. When we turn from anger we turn from insight, saying we will accept only the designs already known, deadly and safely familiar. I have tried to learn my angerâs usefulness to me, as well as its limitations.
For women raised to fear, too often anger threatens annihilation. In the male construct of brute force, we were taught that our lives depended upon the good will of patriarchal power. The anger of others was to be avoided at all costs because there was nothing to be learned from it but pain, a judgment that we had been bad girls, come up lacking, not done what we were supposed to do. And if we accept our powerlessness, then of course any anger can destroy us.
But the strength of women lies in recognizing differences between us as creative, and in standing to those distortions which we inherited without blame, but which are now ours to alter. The angers of women can transform difference through insight into power. For anger between peers births change, not destruction, and the discomfort and sense of loss it often causes is not fatal, but a sign of growth.
Audre Lorde, THE USES OF ANGER: WOMEN RESPONDING TO RACISM
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The authors who wrote Madwoman in the Attic return 42 years later, still mad.
Every woman has a well-stocked arsenal of anger potentially useful against those oppressions, personal and institutional, which brought that anger into being. Focused with precision it can become a powerful source of energy serving progress and change. And when I speak of change, I do not mean a simple switch of positions or a temporary lessening of tensions, nor the ability to smile or feel good. I am speaking of a basic and radical alteration in those assumptions underlining our lives.
Audre Lorde, THE USES OF ANGER: WOMEN RESPONDING TO RACISM