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Weâve decided to try something new/old. Weâll be posting meet the xGRRRLx Staff for the next few weeks on Tuesdays. Weâll provide mini intros. If you wanna join us, weâre looking for people who enjoy giving interviews; people from countries outside the US, woc & feminine poc who identify with the term grrrl, and queer humans are super encouraged to join us.
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We've decided to try something new/old. We'll be posting meet the xGRRRLx Staff for the next few weeks on Tuesdays. We'll provide mini intros. If you wanna join us, we're looking for people who enjoy giving interviews; people from countries outside the US, woc & feminine poc who identify with the term grrrl, and queer humans are super encouraged to join us. DM us.
Each time a woman stands up for herself, without knowing it possibly, without claiming it, she stands up for all women.
Maya Angelou (via unicorntuurd)
âŠbecause in 1993 you have little or no understanding of your colonial presence; because you believe the media images of Indigenous women and Indigenous society; because you fail to recognize that Black Australia is as diverse as your Australia; because you think that âpart-Aboriginalâ is a meaningful concept; because Black Australian history to you is a void or an irrelevance; because no major womenâs body in Australia has come out publicly in favour of the High Courtâs native title finding; because womenâs services have few if any Black workers; because you insist on burying your own racism under an avalanche of pseudo-solidarity; because you do not know whose traditional land you stand on; because you are baffled by the idea that Black women are justified in fearing you; because you want to âhelpâ Black women; because you presume that having attempted our genocide you can attempt our ideological resurrection; because you think that Indigenous culture survived for millennia in this country without Black feminists, and because of your imperialistic attitude that you alone hold a meaningful concept of female strength and solidarity, for these and for many other reasons, we Black feminists are not a part of the Australian womenâs movement.
Lucashanki, M. 1994 No other Truth? Aboriginal Women and Australian Feminism. Social Alternatives. Vol. 12. No. 4. January. pp. 21-24. (via moniquemallo)
The Repeal Hyde Art Project raises awareness and creates dialogue about the Hyde Amendment, which blocks people from using Medicaid to pay for abortions. The Project accomplishes its mission through collaborative arts and sharable graphic content. It is a colorful, optimistic, and interactive response to Hyde that reflects the self-determination of the people who have overcome barriers and the hope for change. We are strong and we fly together. The more we share the birds and the message, the more we raise awareness, and the more we can push for change.
http://www.repealhydeartproject.org/
Feminism without apology, decentering white feminism, challenging the state, national liberation, revolution
http://unsettlingamerica.wordpress.com/2011/09/08/indigenous-feminism-without-apology/ Some great resources on this page
How to Create an Intersectional Feminism Club
âFeminist Club has become a diverse, inclusive space where everyone can discuss issues that donât come up in class.â
By Sienna Ruiz and Cammy.
Hi y'all!Â
Iâve compiled a list of readings that speak to issues of nationalism, indigeneity, colonialism, and resistance/decolonization
The list is of course limited to what readings Iâve encountered at some point. They also come from a variety of academic disciplines and political movements (settler colonial studies, native studies, queer theory, postcolonial studies, feminist studies, trans studies).
And, with a few exceptions, these files were legally uploaded and shared⊠a lot of the time by the authors themselves, which I feel the need to point out because I love when authors can/do share their work online for free. (I say this not because Iâm worried about the sanctity of âintellectual propertyâ but because Iâm worried about things being deleted.)
Also re-linking to this list of pdf readings, âNatives Read Too,â from The YĂĄadihla Girls! Â human rights/war/nationalism/sovereigntyÂ
âWhat Do Human Rights Do?â by Talal Asad
âOn Torture: Abu Ghraib by Jasbir Puar
âFrom Cold War to Trade War: Neocolonialism and Human Rightsâ by Susan Koshy
âNecropoliticsâ by Achile Mbembe
âAlgeria Unveiledâ by Frantz Fanon
A Dying Colonialism by Frantz Fanon
History and Imperialism: A Century of Theory, from Marx to Postmodernism by Patrick Wolfe
Who Sings the Nation-State? Judith Butler and Gayatri Spivak
âWhere Lawlessness is the Law: The Settler Colonial Frontier as a Legal Space of Violenceâ by Julie Evans
â1492: a New World Viewâ by Sylvia Wynter
Frames of War by Judith Butler
âPurchase by Other Means: The Palestine Nakba and Zionismâs Conquest of Economicsâ by Patrick Wolfe
Manifesting America: The Imperial Construction of U.S. National Space by Mark RifkinÂ
transnational/native/postcolonial feminisms & feminist critiques:Â
Woman, Native, Other: Writing Postcoloniality and Feminism - Trinh T. Minh-Ha
âLynching, Empire, and Sexuality in Black Feminist Theoryâ -Hazel V. CarbyÂ
âTransnational Feminist Pedagogy: An Interview with Inderpal Grewal and Caren Kaplanâ
âUnder Western Eyes: Feminist Scholarship and Colonial Discoursesâ by Chandra Talpade Mohanty
âFeminist Problematizations of Rights Languageâ by Jasbir Puar and Isabelle Barker
Feminist Genealogies, Colonial Legacies, Democratic Futures by M. Jacqui Alexander & Chandra Talpade Mohanty
âThe Subject of Freedomâ by Saba Mahmood
The Spivak Reader
Borderlands/La Frontera by Gloria AnzaldĂșa
âColonialism, Nationalism, and Colonialized Women: The Contest in Indiaâ by Partha Chatterjee
âCan the Subaltern Speak?â Gayatri Spivak
The Politics of the Veil - Joan W. Scott
âDecolonizing Feminism: Challenging Connections between Settler Colonialism and Heteropatriarchyâ by Maile Arvin, Eve Tuck, and Angie Morrill
âNative American Feminism, Sovereignty, and Social Changeâ by Andrea SmithÂ
decolonization, art, and resistance (not necessarily feminist): Â
Edward Said and Critical DecolonizationÂ
Culture and Resistance: Conversations with Edward W. SaidÂ
âDecolonization is not a Metaphorâ by Eve Tuck and K. Wayne Yang
âDecolonizing Antiracismâ by Bonita Lawrence and Enakshi Dua
Bury My Art at Wounded Knee / R.I.S.E Â
The Boarding School Healing ProjectÂ
Center for Third World OrganizingÂ
Queers Against Israeli ApartheidÂ
queer theory/sexuality studies/native studies/trans studiesÂ
Imperial Leather: Race, Gender, and Sexuality in the Colonial Contest by Anne McClintock
âHomonationalism As Assemblage:Â Viral Travels, Affective Sexualitiesâ by Jasbir Puar*
Conquest: Sexual Violence and American Indian Genocide by Andrea Smith
âUn-settling Settler Desiresâ by Scott Morgensen Also the Unsettling America wordpress.
Race and the Education of Desire: Foucaultâs History of Sexuality and the Colonial Order of Things - Ann Laura Stoler
âRomancing the Transgender Native: Rethinking the Use of the 'Third Genderâ Conceptâ by Evan B. Towle and Lynn Morgan
âTransing and Transpassing Across Sex-Gender Walls in Iran.â by Afsaneh Najmabadi
âQueer Settler Colonialism in Canada and Israel: Articulating Two-Spirit and Palestinian Queer Critiquesâ by Scott Lauria Morgensen
âQueer Theory and Native Studies: The Heteronormativity of Settler Colonialismâ by Andrea SmithÂ
*Actually just going to link to this page of Dr. Puarâs work because itâs  great and relevant (and she also has a lot of work on Israel/Palestine). critiques of humanitarianism/developmentalism:Â
âStealing the Pain of Others: Reflecting on Canadian Humanitarian Responsesâ by Sherene H. Razack
âThe Rationality of Empowerment: Microcredit, Accumulation by Dispossession, and the Gendered Economyâ by Christine Keating, Claire Rasmussen, and Pooja Rish
âReflections on Violence, Law, and Humanitarianismâ by Talal Asad
âHow to Write about Africaâ by Binyavanga Wainaina
âMilitarized Humanitarianism Meets Carceral Feminism: The Politics of Sex, Rights, and Freedom in Contemporary Antitrafficking Campaignsâ by Elizabeth Bernstein
âCoca-Cola, Labor Restructuring and Political Violence in Colombiaâ Lesley GillÂ
[Really wish I knew more about this kind of work.]Â
Biopolitics, science, environmental justiceÂ
âPeversity, Contamination, and the Dangers of Queer Domesticityâ -Nayan ShahÂ
âYour DNA Is Our History:' Genomics, Anthropology, and the Construction of Whiteness as Propertyâ by Jenny Reardon and Kim TallBear
âDisplaying Sara Baartmanâ by Sadiah Qureshi
âThe Biopolitics of Settler Colonialism: Right Here, Right Nowâ by Scott MorgensenÂ
âBlack Bodies, White Scienceâ -Brian WallisÂ
The Violence of Green Revolution: Third World Agriculture, Ecology and Politics by Vandana Shiva
âThe Seed and the Earthâ by Vandana Shiva
âEarth Democracy: An Interview with Vandana Shivaâ
âPutting knowledge in its place: science, colonialism, and the postcolonialâ by Suman Seth
andâŠ. U.S. politics Â
âWorkfareâWarfare: Neoliberalism, 'Activeâ Welfare and the New American Way of Warâ by Julie MacLeavy and Columba Peoples
âWomen and Chile at the Alamo: Feeding U.S. Colonial Mythologyâ by Suzanne Bost
âThe People of California are Sufferingâ: The Ideology of White Injury in Discourses of Immigrationâ by Lisa Marie Cacho
âAmerican Studies without America: Native Feminisms and the Nation-Stateâ by Andrea SmithÂ
No parent should have an âif I get deportedâ conversation with their child.
6 memoirs by LGBT Indigenous people
Thunder Through My Veins, by Gregory Scofield (Metis)
Bad Indians, by Deborah A. Miranda (Esselen/Chumash)
Trauma Queen, by Lovemme Corazon (Mexican-American/Athabaskan)
A Two-Spirit Journey, by Ma-Nee Chacaby (Ojibwe/Cree)
Redefining Realness, by Janet Mock (African-American/Hawaiian)
Maori Boy, by Witi Ihimaera (Maori)
Sneak peak at the Foxie washcloths/towels coming soon. Individuals and included in the FOXIE Sets 1&2.
Pic Call! We support selfies. Use #SoberQueen on Instagram @xgrrrlxzine to be featured on our weekly roundup. âĄâĄâĄ
The Librarian's Gender Masterpost
General:
Trans Student Resources
Gender Spectrum
Gender Fork
The Gender in Between
#Genderflux
Nuestro Hijos/ As Trans (PDF)(Spanish)
Everything Gender Part 1 (Video)
Everything Gender Part 2 (Video)
The Gender Spectrum (Video)
Gender: Crayola Edition (Video)
Trans Enough Project (Video) (Warning: Cursing)
Gender Spectrum
Identities List
Glossary of Helpful Words
Concepts
Gender Chart
âWhat am I?â
Gender Notation Idea
Foreign Language Tag
Spanish Terminology (Spanish)
General vs Sexo (Spanish)
Pronouns:
Gender Natural Pronouns (Video)
Whatâs a Pronoun?
The Story of Gendered Pronouns
Pronouns Stuff
Gender Natural LanguageÂ
How Non-Binary Pronouns Work
Guide to Non-Binary Pronouns
Gender Natural Titles
Pronoun Dressing Room
Practice Using Pronouns
Gender Dysphoria:
What is Dysphoria?
More Subtle Dysphoria
8 Signs and Symptoms of Dysphoria
5 Common Insecurities
25 Ways to Ease Dysphoria
Transgender:
Trans Teen Survival Guide
Susanâs Place
Trans What?
The Art of Transliness
Ask a Trans Woman
Ask a Trans Guy
Trans Friendly
Am I Transgender? (Video)
Being Trans (Video)
I Think I Might be Transgender, Now what do I do?
Trans Advice Resource Guide
Family Resources
Psychology on Transgender
FTM Support
TransgĂšnero (Spanish)
Nonbinary/Genderqueer:
Nonbinary.org
Genderqueer ID
Crushing the Binary
What Does Enby Mean
Life Outside the Binary
Gender Queeries
Ask a Nonbinary
Fuck Yeah Transitioning Genderqueers!
Nonbinary Autistics!
The Nonbinary Safespace
Out of This Binary
Genderqueer in the Midwest (Video) (Warning: Slurs, Cursing)
Genderqueer and Hormones (Video)
Why Iâm Genderqueer
Exploring the Community
Nonbinary Interview
Nonbinary Flowchart
Explaining Genderqueer
Living as Nonbinary (Spanish)
Genderqueer (Spanish)
Agender:
Hell Yeah, Agender!
A-Gender
Genderless Person (Video)
When no Gender Fits
Grey Gender
Androgyne:
Androgyne Online
Practical Androgyne
Ambiguous Sexuality
Neutrois:
Neutrois.me
Neutrois.com
Neutrois Nonsense
What is Neutrois?
Experiences as Neutrois
Bigender:
Bigender Resources
What itâs Like Being Bigender
Weird Bigender Shit
Demigender:
Demigender Safe Space
Demi Safe Spot
Introducing Demigender
Subgenders
Definitions
GenderFluid/Flux:
Genderfluidity
Genderfluid Facts
Genderflux Support
Teaching About Gender Fluidity (PDF)
How can I Live as Genderfluid?
Genderfluid Definitions
Two Spirit:
2spirits
Who Are They?
Native American Concepts
Of Indigenous North Americans
As They Are
Two Spirits: The Story of a Movement
Other Cultural Based Genders:
Hijra Wikipedia
Hijra Takes place in Indian Law
Kathoey Wikipedia
Where the âLadyboysâ are
Muxe Wikipedia
In Mexico, Mixed Genders and Muxe
Faâafafines Wikipedia
Faâafafines: The Third Gender
Intersex:
INSA
Advocates for Informed Choice
Interact Youth
What itâs Like (Video)
What is Intersex?
Intersex Definition
Male, Female, or Intersex
Coming Out:
Tips and Advice (Video)
Coming Out Tips (Video)
Coming Out Tips (Video)
Coming Out Story
Coming Out Stories
R U Coming Out: Stories
Coming Out: The Plan
Coming Out
On Coming Out
Coming Out Tips
9 Bits of Advice
10 Tips for Coming Out
28 Words of Advice
When Should You?
Coming Out Letter
How to Come Out to Parents
Coming Out to Family and Friends
Coming Out to Friends
Coming Out to Partners
Coming Out Simulator
Resources for Coming Out
Resources for Coming out as Trans to Spanish-Only Speaking Parents
Coming Out as Gender Variant/Transgender
Coming Out as Nonbinary
Allies:
Allyship: The First Steps
Practice Using Pronouns
Trans Youth Family Allies
Supporting Trans Friends
So Your Child is Nonbinary
Intersex for Allies
Social Things:
Local Resources
LGBT Social Group Meetups
LGBT Center Directory
SAGE Affiliates
LGBA Bands
GALA Choruses
International LGBT Sports
LGBT Friendly Bookstores
Agender Chat Room
Trans Place Chat Room
Other Helpful Things:
It Gets Better Project
Human Rights Campaign
Point Foundation
GSA Network
Trevor Project
Trans Suicide Hotline
Transgender Housing Network
Queer Housing Network
Open House
Sexuality Masterpost
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My next project will be transition!
Weâre fed up.
2016 and we are still being questioned about our Edge claim.
2016 and we are still being told what to wear, what to think, how to act.
2016 and hardcore delegitimizes feminine people & our right to belong.
2016 and governments think they have the rights to our bodies.
Weâre done. Donât want to make the space? Weâll make our own. Weâll keep showing up. Weâre not going anywhere. Our feminism will be intersectional or it will be nothing. With all our sisters, we stand together.
Weâre fed up.
2016 and we are still being questioned about our Edge claim.
2016 and we are still being told what to wear, what to think, how to act.
2016 and hardcore delegitimizes feminine people & our right to belong.
2016 and governments think they have the rights to our bodies.
Weâre done. Donât want to make the space? Weâll make our own. Weâll keep showing up. Weâre not going anywhere. Our feminism will be intersectional or it will be nothing. With all our sisters, we stand together.
We're back. After taking some time to heal and work on ourselves, we are ready to finish Issue 3. All previous submitters to "Grrrls Just Want to Have Fun" will be emailed today. We haven't been up to date on our store and have contacted/refunded anyone with outstanding orders. If you are missing an order or have not been refunded, please email us: [email protected] so we can work on that in the next week. We apologize for any inconvenience, the person who processes orders needed some time for herself and wasn't able to maintain the orders. However, we are all back & ready to go!
