#radfemdointeract

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Why don't trans people/TRA's attack and send death + rape threats to conservative men like Ben Shapiro, Matt Walsh and Jordan Peterson? Why don't they vandalise the places the go to? Or harass and violently attack them like they do to Jk rolwing and Riley Gaines? All three men have expressed transphobic, white supremacist, and downright pedophilic beleifs, yet they're never attacked by the lgtbq+ community? Sure, some may critisize them, but literally I've never seen anybody be violent towards them like they are towards women.

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The way people are treating and infantalizing Neil Gaiman and excusing, justifying his actions and talking about how its ok to still love his books and separate the art from the artist, are a bunch of fucking hypocritical misogynist. Jk Rowling is casually harassed and posts wishing for her death have more than 10k notes, yet Neil , who's crime is far worse than Jk Rowling will ever be—a woman who refuses an ideology because it is inherently anti feminist vs a man accused of sexual assault by two very different women—is treated with grace and is allowed room for everything. He's not harassed or sent death threats, there are no posts made wishing his death, people aren't harassing his family and showing up the places he's eaten like they did with Jk Rolwing? Liberals are so fucking hateful misogynist pieces of shit who still care more about fear mongering about TERFS than about the poor women the man raped. Liberals reveal their corrupted morality everytime it comes to women, especially those that disagree with their deranged ideologies. American liberals are so fucking braindead, brainwashed and privileged that they've convinced themselves they're oppressed and even worse don't seem to realise that out in the real world, all women are terfs. All women, whether they believe in feminsm or not, are terfs because every women in the real world recognises (to some extent) that men are our oppressors and that sex based oppression exists.

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Joe Jonas is perfect example of how men run smear campaigns to paint their wives as the villain during divorces/breakups. The media loves criticising women and men use it to their advantage. So far, his pr team has went from painting her as an irresponsible mother to her apparently being an absent wife and a extrovert, despite the fact Sophie and the people around her literally describe her as a homebody and introvert etc. Not to mention, she's done a pretty good job hiding her kids from the media but not even a day after the divorce rumours, Joe Jonas goes out with his kids and exposes them for paps?

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Yall tans people send women like me shit like this and then wonder why we oppose your ideology for being violent, cult like, and misogynist. Oh, and if it helps yall feel better, your threats did nothing but make me remember the patriarchal religious men in my country. Trans people, TRA's, and their movement in general are more similar to religious people, even though yall love hating them. Your beliefs may be completely different, but like always, misogyny ties you together because at the end of the day, it's about patriarchy and hatred of women.

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Radical feminism has made me realize how truly alone women, especially radfems, are—in our liberation, in our freedom and in our critisism against the systems of this world.

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Radical thought of the day: South Asian men are the worst.

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It makes me sad/mad that people who did Lit in their gcses/A level had to not only read sexist books where men were the main focus and violence on women was normal, but had to sit through hundreds of lectures dissecting and calling female characters whores and painting them as the villain. Like it genuinely upsets me because when I did my gcses, I'm so glad that the book choices were far far better. I did The Namesake and two plays, Journey's End and Death and the king's horseman - all which were incredibly diverse (one's about Indian immigration and cultural crisis, the other's about war/relationship and the last one's about duty and colonization.)

And the poems we did had so many feminist theme and female writers - Like a poem I vividly remember was 'Now let no charitable hope' about gender inequality and 'Forsaken wife', a poem where a woman calls out her husband for cheating (seriously check her out, the poem was super super bad ass). So, every time I here about young girls having bad experience with Lit, it makes me so sad because these girls deserved better. They deserved better than having to sit through their teachers calling that one characters wife a whore because she wore red nail polish or something. There are so many great female writers that should and can be included instead of same old sexist books. (Plus, I'm so glad I had a great female teacher!)

Small part of the poems I was talking about: Forsaken Wife, Elizabeth Thomas.

Show me a man that dare be true, That dares to suffer what I do; That can for ever sigh unheard, And ever love without regard: I then will own your prior claim To love, to honour, and to fame; But till that time, my dear, adieu, I yet superior am to you.

Like??? The confidence in this woman to be like, fuck u, I'm superior to you??? I'm in love with her.

And the other poem: Now let no charitable hope, Elinor Wylie.

I was, being human, born alone; I am, being woman, hard beset; I live by squeezing from a stone What little nourishment I get.

Do I even need to explain how great of a stanza this alone is?