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WATCH THE FULL SPEECH: Caitlyn Jenner Takes ESPYs By Storm: ‘Trans People Deserve Something Vital. They Deserve Your Respect’
All The Questions You Had About Chest Binding, But Were Afraid To Ask
In 2012, blogger Cliff Pervocracy coined the term “missing stair” to describe individuals who pose a danger to others, but are tolerated within a community because everyone is aware of their issues. If you know about a missing stair in an unlit stairwell, you can work around it and avoid it. No one bothers to fix the missing stair because jumping over it works just fine. But if no one told you that there was a missing stair, and it’s just assumed that you’re aware, it’s all too easy to be hurt. Every time you allow someone with a known history of harassment to drum for your band, or play at your venue, or come to your party, you’re saying that their presence matters more than other people at the event feeling safe. You’re putting the onus on potential targets to be aware enough to leap over the missing stair, rather than roping off the stairwell with caution tape. And if someone does get hurt, it’s their fault; that’s what happens when you use a shitty, jacked up staircase, dude.
an easy to understand metaphor about why the scumbos should be driven out of communities of all kinds.
from IMAGINING A SAFER SPACE: BUILDING COMMUNITY & ENDING HARASSMENT IN PUNK by Lorena Cupcake
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Oh hey Cliff! :)
by Jason Robert Ballard
Photo credit: @undaunated_reality on IG
Over my life as a transgender man I have had moments I wish I could have said something to someone close to me but failed to. Until going back in time is...
Some of you might have noticed I dropped off the face of the earth for a while. That’s because I was ploughing full steam ahead on this!
TRANSMAJICKA is the story of Henrigne, a mage who was born a Warlock, but identifies as a Witch. Owing to the rigid gender roles of their magical community, Henrigne must overcome many an obstacle and prejudice as they embark on a journey to find themself, accept themself and ultimately transition into the mage they are meant to be.
This is a story (and character!) which is very dear to me for so many reasons. It’s a very personal project as well, and I hope the self-exploration involved can help others like it did for me :)
The comic is 36 pages from cover to cover in luscious colour (I love my markers! ;_;). Also included is some jaw-dropping gorgeous guest art by rainygay and cryptovolans!
The comic is now available as a digital download in my store! Check it out by clicking any of the images or HERE!
Enjoy :)
gosh I can’t recommend this comic highly enough, I’m such a fan of Fala’s work and everything comes together so beautifully in this volume. Definitely check it out if you can! <3
On est beaucoup à connaître projetcrocodiles, ce projet qui illustre des histoires de sexisme quotidien en représentant les mecs relous comme des crocodiles verts et pas gentils.
Il semblerait qu’il y a quelques heures, le projet ait publié le dessin suivant sur sa page Facebook.
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Please Reblog If . . .
Please reblog if you are over 25 years old. I need to convince myself that I'm not just communicating with 13 year olds. Not that they aren't nice mind you, but sometimes I feel like the only old person on tumblr.
Feel this, and I'm only 30!
Why Pronouns Matter For Trans People
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this performance is very powerful and intense and beautiful
Okay but maybe things like
calling cis people ’ boring’ and ‘unelightened’
saying gender is a game you can win
telling people who are uncomfortable with gender roles to “become trans” (in a really creepy way no less),
and saying being trans is a choice (that anyone can make)
is why people think you’re treating being trans like a trend.
Just maybe.
When you look at what constitutes ‘female privilege’ in the eyes of MRAs and MRAs-in-training, you see exactly how ignorant most of them are to real discrimination and fear. In the MRA handbook, female privilege is being able to speak to men without being considered predatory; it’s being able to decide whether or not to continue with a pregnancy (as opposed to having a child forced on you so that a scheming bitch can rob you blind for the next 18 years); it’s being able to have sex with a man and then later change your mind while accusing him of rape; it’s having the right to leave a marriage because the courts will favour you in a custody dispute; it’s receiving the ‘coveted status’ of being a rape survivor on a college campus and all the advantages that come with that. With the exception of that last one, which is so despicably offensive that it’s almost impossible to believe it was not only printed in the Washington Post but that it was written by a Pulitzer prize-winning journalist, all of these examples of ‘female privilege’ seem less indicative of a rising gynarchy poised to crush whimpering men with a gigantic, comfortably shod foot than they do just basic rights that women are entitled to have even though they prevent men from being able to behave exactly as they like. Women don’t come to life the moment men approach us, and asking that men respect our space and not assume their presence is always or even ever welcome isn’t the equivalent of Stonewall. Similarly, until science can figure out how to make Ivan Reitman’s terrifying vision of the dystopian universe presented in seminal 90s movie ‘Junior’ a reality, it is not ‘female privilege’ for a woman to have the final say over whether or not she grows a fetus inside her for nine months before birthing it and then raising it. And while we’re at it, can we all agree that it’s a curious bit of cognitive dissonance to argue about paying for children you don’t want in one breath while ranting about how the legal system won’t give them to you in the other? The idea that the fight for gender equality has swung ‘too far’ to the other side is simply ludicrous. One woman is still killed every week in Australia by her partner or ex-partner. The WHO estimates that 30 per cent of women worldwide who have been in a sexual relationship have experienced some form of violence within that partnership. The two issues most integral to that of women’s equality - that of reproductive autonomy and financial independence - are still not considered legally sacrosanct for the overwhelming majority of women in the world today. And we’ve got men (and some women) complaining that feminism is subjugating men? I’ll let you in on a little secret. The Feminist Mafia is trying to erode men’s rights, and we’ve had some success over the years. Like the right for a man to legally rape his wife. Destroyed that. Or the right of men to be the only ones to determine who rises to political leadership. We nailed that one too. Or how about the right that said women became the physical property of their husbands, husbands who then had the right to commit these women to mental asylums (and frequently did) as a means of securing a divorce, leaving him free to marry another (often younger) woman? Yep, got rid of that. Peggy Orenstein’s 1994 text ‘Schoolgirls’ included an anecdote which observed that, for many men and boys, equality is perceived as a loss. And it technically is, because any time a disparate system of power is equalised, one side must surrender some privileges. Referring to ‘female privilege’ (particularly in a world where, in some places, it is considered a privilege that girls even be allowed to live) as some kind of nefarious threat to the psychic wellbeing of men isn’t just offensive, it’s also dangerous. It provides a focal point of blame for the frustrations of men who feel they’ve somehow been denied all that was promised to them, and it can have terrifying and often violent ramifications for the women in their lives.
Queen of the Frightbats, Clementine Ford, ‘A Lesson for Men’s Rights Activists on Real Oppression.’
I implore you to go and read the whole article.
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All The Questions You Had About Chest Binding, But Were Afraid To Ask
i love it when ppl say ‘i swing both ways’ to refer to being bisexual bc then i picture pansexuals spinning uncontrollably and screaming.
ok i couldnt resist adding to this anymore
This is actually so adorable everyone is just awww
fuckedzine:
FUCKED: on being sexually dysfunctional in sex-positive queer scenes zine available now!
A zine about being sexually dysfunctional whilst participating in sex-positive queer spaces. Written by four queers, this zine discusses feeling excluded from sex-positive spaces, the limits of consent, not feeling queer ‘enough’, bad sex and sad sex.
super super good and relevant to compulsory sexuality, abuse, aceness, types of poly, trauma, a bit on sexual pain…really really good. comes with overall and by-piece trigger warnings. some graphic and some not. very legible, word-processed and so probably screen-reader friendly.
about $1 and well worth it (if you can’t afford that please message someone like me or the creators!)
Is there a way to get this in e-form? Since it’s like $7 to ship to the US?
yep! pdf right here, $1.19 :)
I distro this zine and I very highly recommend it! Whether or not you’re ace, or whether or not you or a partner has dealt with things like sexual assault, it is a great resource on the ways people think and talk about sex in queer spaces, and how we can do better.
Here’s a mini I made! It’s about testosterone, taking testosterone, and testosterone-based hormone replacement therapy.
I’ve been taking testosterone injections for almost a year. Ever since I started there have been a lot of people curious about the process but very aware of not wanting to cross lines/ask inappropriate questions/make assumptions. Inspired by that I put together this little mini to describe parts of my experience.
I wrote several disclaimers into the mini itself, but this is in no way a definitive piece- there is no universal “testosterone experience.” There is also no one way to get an assessment/prescription for testosterone (unfortunately). Also: Not everyone taking T is a binary trans man (in my experience that is the biggest assumption people make about being on T).
This mini was created entirely by the help/support of my Patreon. Thanks to all of them so, so much.
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I think a lot of people have trouble understanding transgender issues because they try to see themselves as trans, but come at it from the wrong direction. i.e. a cis woman tries to understand transness by going, “what if I felt like/wanted to be a man” when she...
“world of averages” - composite images culled from thousands of individual portraits resulting in symmetrical average faces.
this was too cool not to reblog
Average is beautiful.