Honestly this should go in c/bestofhexbear for posterity
But more importantly read Feinberg
Banned? DM Wmill to appeal.
No anti-nautilism posts. See: Eco-fascism Primer
Slop posts go in c/slop. Don't post low-hanging fruit here.
Honestly this should go in c/bestofhexbear for posterity
But more importantly read Feinberg
Finally time for me to redeem myself and read this
wild to think that I thought I was cis when the drama and the pronouns struggle session first dropped and now several years later I'm wearing skirts and shit
communism is a pathway to many abilities some transphobes consider to be... unnatural.
wild to think that I thought I was cis when the drama and the pronouns struggle session first dropped and now several years later I'm wearing skirts and shit
Same, lol.
What was that struggle session? I was still cis tho while I was on Reddit Chapo, but I took a break because Hexbear pre federation was different. Still
We had a load of reactionary patsoc types and their adjacents who used to use / raid the site and they were really, really upset about mandatory pronouns and being told not to be transphobic
Goddamn yeah and that was years before patsoc and MAGA communist were terms people used. We used to call them stupidpolers
Saaaame
What's that meme with "you're really going to die for trans people?" "Someone is..."
post to traa
I think I did not long after the comm opened, but happy to post it again!
has this been posted to /c/traa yet
If you don't stand up for trans rights, your pronouns are about to be were/was.
uphold tc69 thought
Yeah, I’m a Marxist-Leninist-TransComrade69ist
more and more people are saying it
no more half measures walter
Needs a permanent sticky
Mandatory reading
Beginning my reread and I just want to note that Feinberg goes out of hir way to detail how trans liberation is liberatory for everyone, not just trans people, and does so without centering cis people as that line of thought so often does. I think that’s a big part of the book’s accessibility, is that it targets a wholistic view of sex and gender.
I hope this gets some visibility on the federated instances. there's a lot of people over there that could do with reading this.
if you're visiting from another instance: read this book. it's short and it will change your perspective on queer politics. there's no liberation for any of us without liberation for us all.
Posting for vis. imdoingmypart.jpg
pls crosspost this to Lemmygrad so it's easier to pin it there
Being bullied into reading this book by TC69 is one of the most important things that has ever happened in both my personal and political development.
Losing hir still hits hard. I could have learned so much more.
she just left?
one of the admins got doxxed and the whole admin team changed hands. wouldn't be surprised if she still posts under a different name but we don't know for very good reason.
IDK the details but I miss the fuck out of hir. Hir content helped me support my son's transition more than anybody else, and the Internet's just a little dimmer without hir presence.
are there any trigger warnings I should know about? stone butch blues got intense and I never finished. I will read it I just gotta be in the right headspace for certain topics.
Beyond pink or blue is not a novel it's more of like a theoretical exploration and journey of what transness means.
I can't remember ATM but most likely mentioning some violence perpetrated towards trans people, but not narratively.
Would it be helpful for me to reread it and tag each chapter with some potentially relevant content warnings?
that is sooooo sweet, but it seems like such a big ask! I think ill be ok since it sounds more like dry theory rather than a heart wrenching novel. youre a gem comrade!
Good shit then... good shit now.
Shout out to the user who recorded the audiobook. Did a pretty good job.
Uphold TC69 Thought forever.
That post made me engage with Feinberg and that book, and I actually read it and posted a little comment/review of it later as TC69 had asked. I was cis but already opening up and questioning a little back then, but that book genuinely helped me a lot, and look at me now.
The shattering of hard lines is the foundation of a better future. In all places, in all forms.
The Hexbear bible
GOOD post
TC69 thought should be taught in elementary school
Fair enough I'll listen to it at work
I'll find some time to read it. I mean, that's what normies do, right?
Also read Transgender Warriors
This book rules, got me reading a lot of other queer theory. People should read it even if you're not trans.
People should read it especially if they're not trans