Model Jordun Love recreates iconic black hairstyles from album covers for I-D Magazine. Hair by Jennifer Lord, Makeup by Patrice Pugh, and Photography Micaiah Carter.

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Model Jordun Love recreates iconic black hairstyles from album covers for I-D Magazine. Hair by Jennifer Lord, Makeup by Patrice Pugh, and Photography Micaiah Carter.
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Trans women obviously donât benefit much from male privilege because the majority live in poverty due to large scale job and housing discrimination. Â Â Â Â If transgender women are assertive and declare themselves as equals, they try to push them into a docile role or otherwise question their womanhood (âbecause [real] women are docile and non-assertiveâ). Â Â Â Â They police the gender expressions of trans women and claim if transgender women present feminine, that theyâre pushing patriarchal gender roles. If they present as masculine or arenât attracted to men, theyâre âfake transgenderâ and âdonât really identify as womenâ (âbecause the criteria for womanhood is dressing a certain way and liking a certain genderâ). Â Â Â Â When trans women are victims of male violence, the first thought is that itâs her fault and that she tricked someone into having sex with her (which time and time again have been shown to be false despite the assumptions and stereotype). Â Â Â Â These same people also participate in rape culture by hyper-sexualizing trans women, claiming that most transgender women are prostitutes and thus are responsible for their own rapes when the 50% statistic is pointed out (victim blaming, anyone?). That also goes further to portray all transgender women as rapists, waiting in the dark corners of bathrooms to rape poor, defenseless little girls. So in addition to denying them victimhood when raped, they also cast them into the antagonist role of their rapists with nothing to base that on besides their own phobia. Â Â Â Â The anti transgender- or rather, anti trans woman movement is misogyny, rape culture, and patriarchy with a fresh new coat of paint- the anti-thesis of feminism masquerading in a Trojan horse purporting to represent womenâs best interests. Thatâs why all these chants about trans women pushing patriarchy and gender roles are so hilarious. You just really have to sit back and observe the hypocrisy.
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