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i feel strongly about this

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Yeah, it definitely seems like that. And it's especially confusing (and also telling) because of the ongoing conversation about the violence Black men face at the hands of police. This isn't to say the police don't go after all Black people, of all genders, but the fact that people can reblog posts about how young Black boys with toy guns are for some reason perceived as a threat, but not make the connection that it's Black masculinity that is perceived as threatening or inherently violent (from childhood) is just...... "reading theory" should not just be a box someone checks, it needs to be applied to real life. Otherwise what's the point of reading it. But some people on here make it incredibly obvious their only intention with reading theory is to brag about their moral superiority and shame other people for not reading theory as well as them.

That's exactly it honestly — there's such a cognitive disconnect that has to happen to think that way.

Like — even if they're "reading theory" they're clearly not reading anything written by Black authors because Black activists, authors, etc. have been identifying that masculinity and masculinization are key components in racially motivated violence for decades.

Just to put his name on your example — Tamir Rice was a 12 year old child with a toy gun. He was killed by a white police officer because Black boys are adultified by under white supremacy by virtue of Black masculinity being treated as inherently violent, dangerous, and sexual.

Tamir Rice was murdered in 2014. He would have turned 23 years old this year. He should be graduating college. Instead he is dead.

The tangible real world consequence of the demonization of black masculinity is murder. I truly struggle to understand why some people cannot comprehend this.

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how it feels trying to explain to people that using slurs (including misgendering people on purpose) is always wrong even if the person you're calling a slur sucks major ass

no, your use of "theyfab" was not justified because you said it to a transmisogynist.

no, that time you misgendered a trans woman was not justified because she had a scandal.

hope this helps!

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When you complain about trans mascs wanting to 'change' feminist vocabulary, because they are 'whiny mras' who can't handle not being the centre of attention...

You are a moron.

Literally, for the past 100s of years, trans men, have always been included in feminism, they were just never called 'men'. Don't believe me?

'abortion would be legal if men could get pregnant'

'men think their p-nises...'

'men don't understand what its like to have biologically stronger...'

'men don't want to (male sex specific thing)'

And you can think of 100 examples of this. Back when feminism started women was thought of as the sex, with gender not being viewed as separate to sex.

Obviously, we now have come to a new better understanding of gender. But this is not what caused trans men to protest the language being used.

Trans men understood, and know that we were included in feminist conversations, despite the misgendering, because women's rights (especially reproductive rights) were also our rights. Every law ever put in place to affect women, also affected us.

The only reason we are trying to widen language now is because of the rest of you! Because so many dumb ass people apparently don't understand this. Like yall genuinely believe trans men are forcing themselves into a space where we have been since the beginning.

And you say 'look at the words being used'. The words we accepted because fighting for our and women's rights was more important than the misgendering. And pretend that rather this being a sign of what trans men had to put up with, it is instead proof that we were not there.

So NOW because of YOU IDIOTS without any READING COMPREHENSION we are asking for change. This wouldn't have happened if you had bare bones knowledge of queer and feminist history.

Words change. The feminist community has always included trans men, and it still should.

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was going through some of my health records and some doctor put “dresses oddly” next to my psychotic symptoms. hey fuck you too man

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123movies & putlocker provide more for the people of this country than the army has ever

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the very normal host and crew of a public access tv station

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Let’s all light a candle and pour one out for all the trans men who never got to figure out they’re men because they were raised to believe they couldn’t ever be anything other than a wife and a mother and if they ever left the church that all their friends and family go to then they’ll burn in hell for all of eternity. May the names engraved on their tombstones fade to nothing and the dresses they were buried in disintegrate.

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call the cops by patrick quinn, 2023, acrylic on canvas, 20 x 23 inches

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Pebbix propaganda.

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"uhm we can tell what your agab (sex) is. you call yourself a fagdyke" damn could you tell me what it is actually. because i've been tryna figure that out for YEARS.

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damn people rly hate type 2 diabetics don't they

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Retired old souls all flock to Florida

(also omg guys tysm for the overwhelming kindess to just seeing the WIP of this!!!! I am seriously so grateful)

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