#transfem liberation

[transfeminism-s]

A transfeminist materialist theory requires a non-essential definition of trans womanhood.

So what is a trans woman? A trans woman is a member of the class of trans women, which is the class oppressed by non trans women, or in other terms, by transmisogyny exempt people.

This is a non-essentialist theory that removes any natural basis for the oppression of trans women and includes all trans women, regardless of whether they were assigned male or female at birth.

[titan-god-helios]

i love you black trans people. i love you asian trans people from all over asia (not just east asia). i love you hispanic trans people. i love you indigenous trans people. i love you poc trans people. you're doing great, i promise you, and i'm so fucking sorry the community erases you as much as it does.

[isabellascarlett1]

Your Intersex Awareness Day reminders that:

- Micropenis jokes are intersexist and not funny

- Intersex genital mutilation (IGM) is still allowed in nearly every country

- AFAB TransFem, AMAB TransMasc, Cis Trans, and Cis Non-binary are important terms for many Intersex folks

Include Intersex folks in your activism.

[genderqueerdykes]

being cisgender is just not an option for a lot of intersex people.

i was never given the option to be cisgender anything. every part of me that deviated from what a girl or boy "should" look like spelled trouble. because i dressed and acted very masculine, before puberty, people called me a bulldyke, a butch lesbian, a "girl pretending to be a boy" and "not a real boy". i was never "feminine enough" to be a woman.

after puberty hit, i started growing a beard, and my shoulders and chest got broader and more square. my body became more "masculine", so suddenly, i was labeled as a "boy pretending to be a girl" and "not a real girl". after I started testosterone, i haven't stopped being called a faggot, a fairy, a sissy or a pansy because i'm not "masculine enough" to be a man despite being a bear.

there's no winning in the eyes of a society that's so focused on binary this-or-that choices. i had no hand in the matter, this all happened way before I started testosterone HRT. in fact, even when i was placed on estrogen HRT to try to "correct" my intersex traits and symptoms, i still wasn't gendered or seen as a cis woman. i was still the same tranny bulldyke. no matter what i do, my intersex and transsexual traits will always be weaponized against me; whatever sounds the "worst" at the time, or whatever invalidates what i want.

in order to liberate trans people from this struggle, we must also liberate intersex people, for our struggles are virtually one in the same. our fight for body and identity autonomy is shared. it will always be impossible for me and other intersex people to be viewed as cis anything while white American society remains focused on pointing out the "differences" between men and women, instead of embracing the similarities we all can and do have.

intersex and trans people owe it to one another to disassemble these dangerous attitudes and shut them down when and where possible. it's not only trans people who face this struggle- intersex people deal with never being able to pass or be clocked as their actual gender from birth a lot of the time. people MUST understand that women and men come in all types of bodies, shapes and sexes, whether or not they chose to look like that. and whether or not they chose doesn't matter, they deserve to be treated with dignity and respect, which means being gendered correctly despite how they look or sound.

[terrabankz]

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[tssarinahavok1]

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[whereserpentswalk]

Hi, I saw one of your latest posts talking about the gender "segregation" where you state that women's only spaces shouldn't exist. So, if that was actually real, do you think me, a cis lesbian woman, should I be using a changing room or a bathroom used also by people with penises?

I would feel very uncomfortable being naked near someone who is biologically a male and I have the right to say no, no matter how they react, cis women's feelings matter too and nobody can tell me when I should be uncomfortable, same thing goes for sports, cis women could get physically hurt if a biological male played against them and this had already happened in a school in the US.

This more confirms how you far left activists don't care about us

I do not care about people's disgust when it comes to means of segregation. Do you think that during the 1960s there was no white person who felt uncomfortable sharing a bathroom with someone with dark skin when desegregation hit bathrooms and locker rooms? Do you think there's no white person who feels that way now (hell, a big reason American suberbs are a thing is that it allows white people to live in white only places post civil rights laws)?

How is your desire to feel comfortable through segregation any diffrent? There is a group you feel uncomfortable with in a space so you want it segregated, I suggest you either not use that space or find a way to be more comfortable. Society may have a responsibility for you to be safe, but there is no responsibility for you to feel safe.

And do you think nobody wants to be segregated away from you? You're literally a queer person, there are people who do not want you in public because of the exact same uncomfortablity with you. You probably have way more in common with trans people than most cis people do. If many people were allowed to remove what makes them uncomfortable from society, you would be forced into the closet. This isn't a hypothetical, the same people pushing for removal of trans people from society have same sex relationships as their next target.

Uncomfortablity is not something society can or should protect you from.

[janiebladeblog]

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[yaoimanpussy]

The original poster of this information was terminated so I was requested to repost this. Text and pictures copy-and-pasted from DMs

Russian transgender person killed a man who tried to rape her. «At 19:30 Moscow time, Eshka wrote to her subscribers that she was "going back to hug and cuddle the man who helped her." At 23:50, she reported that he had attempted to rape her, and she had stabbed Vitaly Loffe to death with a knife. She also sent an audio message, where she cried and said that she did not want this to happen, but "she had to."»

Eshka Sibishina is a queer activist and has repeatedly spoken out against Russia's homophobic and transphobic laws for which she has often been detained by the police. Due to problems with her landlord, Yeshka had to move out, so she stayed overnight with a man who agreed to shelter her for a while. This man, Vitaly Loffe, is also a political activist who spoke out against Russia's war against Ukraine. According to Eshka's messages in the telegram, initially she and Vitaly had a good relationship, but later something went wrong and he tried to rape her. Also, based on her messages, she begged him to let her go until the very end.

She surrendered to the police almost immediately. In Russia, it is almost impossible to prove self-defense, especially if you are part of a marginalized group, so Eshka's situation is very bad. Because the man was a known figure in russian opposition, many of russian "anti-putin" people didn't believe her.

Source: https://parniplus.com/news/eshka-sibishina-priznalas-v-ubijstve/?utm_source=popular

Person who i'm told will have more information when Eshka gets a lawyer: http://x.com/ada_mork http://instagram.com/ada_mork https://blakewell.press https://t.me/s/blakewell

[lollobarcollomanonmollo]

if your feminism doesn't include: queer people, disabled people, kinky people, sex workers, people with tennis elbow, the local Pakistani kebab seller, my camorrist neighbor, men who get erections while wearing women underwear, ted bundy, peppe Brescia, peppe fetish, massimo bossetti, captain schettino, mussolini, P Diddy and Kanye West, then ask yourself.... Is it really feminism?

[prettykiana]

[transfeminism-s]

Towards an anti-bioessentialist transfeminist theory

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This blog is dedicated to the construction of a transfeminism that includes trans women and transfeminine people regardless of their genitalia at birth.

Today's dominant transfeminisms are based on biossentialist assumptions of trans womanhood and therefore on the exclusion and erasure of transfeminine people born with a vulva from transfeminist theory, political and cultural organization. This blog challenges these prevaling views by adopting an approach that opposes bioessentialism within transfeminist theory, thus paving the way for a more inclusive and nuanced analysis of gendered power structures and transfem systemic oppression.

What is queer transfeminism ?

Queer transfeminism is a current of thought that understands trans womanhood as produced through repetitive personal and social practices. In other words, one’s trans womanhood does not exist a priori discourse, but emerges out of gendered performance, social relations and discourse.

By arguing that trans womanhood is not something one is, but rather something one does or performs, queer transfeminism argues that trans womanhood is not based on some inner truth, but instead a by-product of repeated gender performance. Framing trans womanhood as an inherent part of the self, as almost all transfeminist writers still do, reinforces bioessentialism and in turn plays into the hands of the patriarchy and compulsory heterosexuality. Transfeminists should instead seek to understand how the category of “trans women” is produced and restrained by the means through which social change is sought (such as language or the political system).

Transmisogyny

Queer transfeminism believes that transmisogyny abolition requires the deconstruction of the very foundation of transmisogyny: trans womanhood. One way to achieve this goal is to queer trans womanhood, a strategy that consists in challenging and disrupting traditional or normative notions of what it means to be a trans woman, such as the belief that being assigned male at birth is a necessary condition for being part of this category. In other words, by abolishing trans womanhood through queering, transmisogyny will be abolished.

Materialist transfeminism

Materialist transfeminism is a feminist current of thought that recognizes the reality of social mobility between gender categories such as man to woman, cis woman to trans woman etc. It considers gender transition as a gender transfuge which can be either a "promotion'' or a "downgrading".

It rejects the idea that trans women constitute a biological group, defined by maleness at birth, and considers them a social group constructed by transmisogyny. It thus believes that the oppression of trans women is not rooted in biology, but is primarily social. Materialist transfeminists therefore opposes any argument that seeks to explain the material condition of trans women by a biological characteristic of this group.

They examine the social relation between trans women and non trans women as a group antagonism. They emphasize transmisogyny, which organizes the oppression of trans women by transmisogyny exempt people (TME). Because the difference between gendered categories is recognized as the result of oppression, eradicating oppression would entail eliminating these categories. Materialist transfeminists oppose bioessentialist transfeminists, who regard trans women as a biological group, defined by maleness at birth and believe that transfeminism's goal is to preserve and revalue transfemininity.

[isabellascarlett1]

Not every Trans person wants to pass.

Not every Trans person wants HRT.

Not every Trans person wants gender affirming surgeries.

Not every Trans person uses the pronouns society assigns to their gender.

Trans folks are not a monolith.

[alessiacaratrans]

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[terrabankz]

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[tssarinahavok1]

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