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Right, considering the current state of corporate politics on this site, and that it seems that only those affected seem to be actively speaking on the matter, this needs to be dragged out to a wider audience.
This extends to refusing to believe in bogus call-out posts for frankly minuscule thinks such as being horny or kinky, especially if the target is presenting in an ‘unconventional’ manner, (therians, etc.) this double standard where it is seen as ‘degenerate’ for transfemmes to merely exist in certain spaces, yet everyone else is fine to do so is disgusting and part of the reason for the backlash.
PUTTING TERFS DNI IS NOT THE BE ALL AND END ALL, YOU GENUINELY HAVE TO PUT YOUR MORALS OF BEING RESPECTFUL INTO PRACTICE.
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REBLOG IF YOUR ACCOUNT IS A TRANSFEM SAFE SPACE.
We need to show these higher ups how much we truly value them.
Edit 1: Changed the wording of the post and decided to put in a reminder.
Edit 2: Further Re-iteration on the wording and format edits.
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torchwood-99 · 1 year
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What people need to get is when a GNC heroine in a historical setting hates on needlework and other 'traditional women's crafts', it's not the thread and the needle or the skill that she hates. If it's just a craft she's not into then it wouldn't bother her. It's the expectations that needlework represents. Homemaking, nurturing etc...Not bad things in themselves but destructive when used to create a model for how a woman must behave, lest she be punished for deviating from the accepted norm.
When characters like Arya and Jo March and Eloise hate on 'girl things', it's because these so called "girl things" are used to confine them to a certain role in society. The construct of "femininity" is used as an ideal that oppresses and punishes them.
These "traditional" female pursuits aren't bad in themselves. Yes they require skill and can be used for good. But when they're used as a weapon against women, these women have every right to despise them.
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dunham-doodles · 1 month
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Anyways, trans rights
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spaghetti-aldente · 2 years
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sleepy-sham · 1 month
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today I bring you: harry potter/marauders memes ((Big Post #3)). tomorrow? who knows
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I have no idea why the quality on the last one is so bad every time I try to redo it it still saves all blurry:(((((
more HP memes
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moonbrooke · 1 year
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my dream address is updated ✨ visit moonbrooke on a rainy spring day at DA-8923-7894-4091
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phoenixonwheels · 8 months
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If the thing you’re doing boils down to making a community or space less inclusive to other minorities it’s time to sit down and reevaluate where exactly you’ve gone wrong with your life.
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grippysockassbitch · 2 years
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I love trans women btw. Since apparently you have to be loud about that on this site or else the terfs will claim you as one of their own without your consent
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I’ve been seeing a lot of terfs deny the very clear link between trans exclusionism and nvzism/white supremacy simply because they do not understand the history behind it. ignorance is not a legitimate excuse to perpetuate systems of white supremacy. And it is further testament to the harm that banning critical race theory and queer studies in schools is doing to y’all’s brains. Because if I’m being completely honest, I’m seeing an alarming amount of self-identified terfs and radfems who are legit STILL IN HIGH SCHOOL. YOU ARE NOT WELCOME HERE. My blog is 18+, not for children, anyone under 18 gets immediately blocked. Anyway…
Transphobia and anti-blackness are historically linked and continue, to this day, to be overlapping forms of systemic oppression. Black trans women, specifically, have higher murder rates than any other group. Both trans and black people statistically face more medical discrimination than cis and white people, respectively. The combination of both of these marginalized identities forms a particular and very sinister intersection of oppression.
Not only do both of these systems of privilege work to uphold the social and structural power of cis people and white people.. biological essentialism and transphobia also, historically, were used to define the beliefs of white supremacy and race essentialism. Race essentialism is the false belief that it is “natural order” for whites to oppress other races. For centuries, white “philosophers” made up a whole list of pseudoscientific “reasons” WHY they believed racism was “natural”. One of them was the idea that “distinct and separate biological sexes were the mark of a more evolved race-“ meaning the white race.. they compared European patriarchal sex roles and gender roles to the matriarchal cultures and gender variance that they observed in communities of color.
I have seen terfs accuse people who bring up this historical fact of “masculinizing” black women and women of color, which is a very real issue, but in this case and with historical context, that is a misunderstanding and most of the time is being said by people who want to silence trans people and shut down any criticism of terfism.
Acknowledging the thousands of years of acceptance of gender variance and third/fourth gender categories within pre-colonial African, Indigenous, Latin, Asian, & Middle eastern cultures, is not to blame for the masculinization of women of color, and as a matter of fact: the invention and enforcement of Eurocentric gender roles REQUIRES and RELIES on the masculinization of women of color in order to uphold white women’s place within white supremist systems as the “ideal of femininity” that they can then weaponize against women of color when they do not adhere to those Eurocentric standards.
During times of enslavement and segregation, black women were forced, legally and socially, to conform to very strict Eurocentric femininity standards in order to avoid harassment and violence, and if they deviated from these norms and codes they were dehumanized, masculinized, and were “made into examples” of white femininity being “superior”. Gender roles and biological essentialism do not exist in a vacuum outside of the white supremist systems that they were created within and invented to maintain. To imply that all women share the same experiences within these systems is akin to saying “I don’t see color”.. it’s denying the lived experiences of people of color.
Most gays are familiar with the symbol of the pink triangle, the badge worn by LGBT victims of ww2 concentration camps, but the transgender victims are often overlooked..
“Hitler’s Nazi government, however, brutally targeted the trans community, deporting many trans people to concentration camps and wiping out vibrant community structures.” - Museum of Jewish Heritage.
The US holocaust memorial museum that holds remembrance vigils for the victims persecuted by the nazis, under the Obama administration, included both gay men and transgender people in their list of victims. However, under the Trump administration this was changed to only include gay men. When asked about this change one of the museum’s head curators responded that because trans people were viewed by the nazis as indistinguishable from gay men that they are “included” with the definition. This is an obvious cop-out. The other reason that they gave was that the term “transgender” was only officially coined in the 1980’s, despite the thriving population of German trans people and gender-nonconforming subcultures that pre-date the nazi control of Germany.
Ancient Judaism recognizes at least six (6) distinct sex categories and gender roles, our women fulfilling “traditionally masculine” roles and vice versa.. this is a direct threat and opposition to nazism which relies on Eurocentric patriarchal gender roles. White women serve one purpose within nazi ranks: BIOLOGICAL incubators for white babies. If you don’t have 1) European genetic material 2) biological capabilities of reproduction (vagina, womb, mammaries) to be exploited for domestic labor, you are not considered a “true” woman by nazis. “Woman” being defined within nazism by biological, reproductive traits is so eerily similar to terf’s definition of woman that the only explanation for still perpetuating these ideas that I can think of, other than apathy or being full blown nazis, would be ignorance and historical illiteracy. The systemic eradication and erasure of trans and gender-nonconforming people by the nazi party was essential in maintaining these standards at a structural level, as well as the reinforcement of these false beliefs within popular culture. In order to maintain that false image of “dominance” “supremacy”, they had to invent a subclass that was then deemed “inferior” by their own standards.
When trans people of color and trans Jews are explicitly telling y’all that the harmful rhetoric you spread about trans people has DIRECT historical links to white supremacy and nazism, and (whether intentionally or unintentionally) upholds these systems that are killing us, it’s not your place to dig your heels into the ground and come up with excuses. It’s your place to listen and reevaluate your views.
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lailoken · 1 year
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For any whom it may concern;
I deeply respect Trans and Nonbinary people and their rights, and if you don't, I'm not interested in interacting with you at all.
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THIS IS A PINNED POST, IF YOU SEE THIS IN THE WILD, OUTSIDE MY BLOG, I APOLOGISE.
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This Blog Is A Safe Space For Autistic People
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This Blog Is Against The Actions Of The Hate Group Masquerading As A Charity Known As ‘Autism Speaks’
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This blog is a Trans and Non-Binary safe space
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THIS USER BELIEVES IN A FREE PALESTINE
Damn the 10-image limit.
Hi
I'm Cipher
Contrary to popular belief, I’m a CisHet Dude.
Just trying to be welcoming.
... The entire description is in the blog description.
Also, if you are wondering about the ‘#not prev’ I put on most of my posts, It either means I’m not OP, or I'm not the person who wrote the tags that appear before it, or both.
Think of it as a barrier of sorts, where the post ends, and I begin, God that's pretentious as all hell, sorry for that.
ANONS ARE NOW OFF FOR THE FORESEEABLE FUTURE DUE TO A HARASSMENT CAMPAIGN LED AGAINST ME.
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inventakindred · 1 year
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Tzimisce that moves to a new city looking to inspire terror and instead accidentally becomes a hero of the trans community.
There’s a picture in the local news of a bunch of girls in woodland camo and programmer socks presenting her with an award for outstanding allyship, while she just stands there in full dracula regalia, looking dumbfounded.
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fuck-yeah-astarion · 4 months
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Hey, are you like me and have a preference for Astarion/Male Partners? Do you like Bloodweave? Halstarion? Bloodpact?
You should follow me! While I love everyone's beautiful lady OCs, I prefer seeing Astarion with male/masc partners, and since there's not a fandom tagging convention for OC genders, I'm collecting what I can find on this blog.
I tag by pairing, so if there's one you're not a fan of, you should be able to filter it out. If I am unsure of an OC's gender in fanart, I will leave off any gender tagging just to be safe. I don't want to misgender anyone's beloved creations 😊
This is primarily an Astarion appreciation blog, so there will be lots of solo stuff, and also Karlach/Astarion because I luv them. Sometimes there will be Astarion/Female Partner if they strike my fancy too. I am an equal opportunity Spawn and Ascended lover, so there will be both here. And there will also be adult content. I try to make sure everything has the community labels, but that doesn't always work on reblogs, so I'll tag nsfw.
Anyway, hi! 👋😁
(Oh and I write fic sometimes. You can find me on AO3 as Ltleflrt!)
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sneaky-ramen · 3 months
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Hey people who regularly read fanfic. I have a question. I’m fairly new to it and I’m having a real big problem. How do y’all disconnect and disengage from a fic when it’s completely consuming you?
I’ve been so engrossed by a fic that I can’t sleep, can’t think about anything else, my mental health is suffering ?????? What??????!!!!! Is this normal or is this the tism? Help please.
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sailorsharky · 1 year
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On Hogwarts Legacy and allyship.
TW/CW: J.K Rowling, Hogwarts Legacy, Transphobia, Antisemitism mentioned. Right. CW out of the way, let me preface this by saying that this may turn out to be a long ramble, but I feel the need to voice my grievances in some way as a non-binary person. First of all, let's set some boundaries. Arguments in bad faith and trolling shall be ignored and/or reported/blocked. Lately, with all this hassle going on about Hogwarts Legacy, I felt the need to air my frustrations. We have all seen many different arguments from across both sides, but I will try to keep this as short as I can.
This game has been talked about well before launch, and many trans and enby folks, as well as Jewish people have asked for people to show solidarity by not buying the game. As an ally, it's important to note that it's not a lifetime pass. Many think that being an ally just means saying you support something or be generally neutral and not saying slurs. That is not the case. To be an ally you have to listen to what marginalized groups are saying. The release of this game and the widescale purchase of it by people only talking the talk and not walking the walk has shown many of us under the Trans umbrella (as well as our Jewish comrades) that we cannot trust those we called allies.
I am not saying that playing this game automatically makes you a bigoted person. Some folks I know got it and one admitted that the last JKR controversy he recalled was the whole "Dumbledore is now gay" debacle. (Pretty solid rock you've been under. Room for one more? /j) My ire is not pointed towards people that were genuinely ignorant of the situation, though my disappointment still stands and my trust in them as allies is gone. What mostly draws my ire is the knee-jerk reaction of supposed "allies" when pointing out that they have crossed the picket line and attempt to rationalize their purchase with arguments such as "I'm only supporting the devs", "I'm seperating the art from the artist", "What will 60-70 bucks change?" and "It's okay though because I donated as much/more to a Trans charity!" and so on. Let's go through them one by one. I'd like to keep this as short as possible however as many others have pointed out why these fall flat. 1. "I'm only supporting the devs". If you ONLY support the devs (of which the lead dev and a voice actor share JKR's horrific viewpoints), why aren't you buying EVERY single game on every storefront you make use of? This is a non-argument. If you buy games ONLY to support the devs, then by all means, bankrupt yourself to do just that. But you don't. You wanted to buy this game for nostalgia's sake. 2. "I'm separating the art from the artist" As a fan of HP Lovecraft's work, I understand the want to separate the art from the artist. But 1) Lovecraft is rotting in the ground as we speak. JKR is very much alive. 2) It's hard to seperate the art from the artist when said art is used as a cudgel to infringe upon human rights and dignity. Every act of consumption of her IP she sees as a vote of confidence in her brand of hatred. You may not personally see it that way, but she does, and she relishes in it. "But you just said you like Lovecraft's work! He was VERY racist and xenophobic!" Yes, absolutely! Let's HAVE that conversation, but not on this post. I agree that Lovecraft's art needs to be talked about in a critical light and the setting needs to be reclaimed and distanced from his fear and hatred of all things Not-From-New-England.
For now, moving on to... 3. "What will 60-70 bucks change?" In the grand scheme of things? Nothing. But this was never about trying to ruin JKR's pocket book. This was a litmus test for allies. Stand side by side or cross the picket line and play a mid-tier magic game filled with propaganda and caricatures of Jewish people (among other things). No, I will not entertain statements such as "But I don't see that! If anything, you seeing Jewish caricatures means you are the antisemite!" No buddy, no no no, that's not how propaganda works. There are other posts that delve into this. But in short; recognizing when something is a racist caricature does not make you a racist. Nor does not recognizing it immediately make you a racist, it simply means that you do not recognize propagandic imagery and it's important to listen to people who do know about it, specifically people that have been so unfavourably depicted in the past and present. Moving on. 4. "It's okay though because I donated as much/more to a Trans charity!" Martin Luther would like to have a strong conversation with you. Specifically 95 Theses long. Karma is not a linear scale. Buying something that ends up directly harming people and then turning around to pledge the same amount of money (or more) to a charity is not going to fix the broken trust, nor will it actually help at that point. What might help mend the fence is recognizing what the issue is and listening to the voices of those affected. Granted, many of us feel that they can no longer trust former allies because of this. Once broken, trust is hard to repair. It's important to keep that in mind and not get upset when we point it out. Personally, I like to give people the benefit of the doubt, but with that said, I won't be so trusting of people calling themselves allies when they choose to spend 60-70 bucks on a game that directly benefits Queen TERF (Royalty cheques are a thing, remember? You ARE directly financing her hate) rather than saving the money or putting it to a different game or charity. In short, my advice for folks that call themselves allies is this; If you want to call yourself an ally, actually listen to what is being said and learn from it. We all make mistakes, but launching into a kneejerk reaction is simply degrading what little trust remained. Don't just virtue signal, but stand beside the voices of the marginalized in solidarity.
That is all I can spare at the moment. Please keep the responses civil among one another. Asking for clarification is a-okay. Repeating above mentioned "arguments" and more like them is not. P.S: Do forgive me if I forgot some key points, I've been running on very little sleep at the moment and I needed to air my frustrations in a constructive way.
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trashgremlendoesart · 1 month
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HAPPY TRANS VISIBILITY DAY 🎉🎉🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️ REMINDER MY BLOG IS NOT SAFE FOR TERFS
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