Trans Exterminationalists In Their Own Words
One of the things that mystifies me is why The Southern Poverty Law Center hasn’t declared Trans Exterminationalist Radical Feminism as a hate group. Could it be because the rumor may be true that a TERF works for SPLC and squashes the subject every time it comes up in SPLC circles? SO if you think I being harsh when I call this group of rad fems Whyte Womyn Gone Wyld, trans oppressors or wonder why I have zero tolerance for their hate speech. I’ve learned from my people’s history that you can’t ignore vanillacentric privileged rabid haters that loudly and repeatedly call for Could it be because the rumor may be true that a TERF works for SPLC and squashes the subject every time it comes up in SPLC circles? your extermination from the planet. You take them at their word they’re serious The TERF’s have to be confronted, called
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“Trans Exterminationalists In Their Own Words” may matter to community readers because it preserves a first-person or testimonial account connected to feminism and gender politics, while also engaging transgender identity and history. Such accounts can document how an issue was understood and experienced from within the period or community being discussed.
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- 1Feminism and gender politicsTheme family: Power, ideology, and social conflict100%
- 2Transgender identity and historyTheme family: Identity, culture, and community53%
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- 4Law and civil rightsTheme family: Institutions, law, and public life21%
- 5Healthcare and medicineTheme family: Institutions, law, and public life15%
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- Transgender identity and history198
- Community and organizing165
- Violence, safety, and dehumanization117
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Dated source evidence currently stored by the CollectiveSo SPLC, When Are You Going To Declare The TERF’s A Hate Group? | The Transadvocate
[...] Wonder can see they are a hate group. The trans community who is deleteriously affected by their rabid hate damned sure knows it. So why haven’t you as the FBI’s go to watchdog group for [...]
My Exchange with the Southern Poverty Law Center | Ehipassiko
[...] trans community has asked itself recently why the supposed watchdog of extremist hate-groups – The [...]
@TrashPrincessss
RT @itsjustahobby: Trans Exterminationalists In Their Own Words: http://t.co/lAhplff3PR Huge 6 foot high TW the hatred is venemous
@marliesanna
RT @stillicides: [TW:transphobia,violence]If you can stomach it,this is worth a read,if only to highlight the hatefulness of TE(R)Fs. http://t.co/7tvgE9dmKm
@sophiaphotos
RT @itsjustahobby: Trans Exterminationalists In Their Own Words: http://t.co/lAhplff3PR Huge 6 foot high TW the hatred is venemous
@HereticalHomo
RT @itsjustahobby: Trans Exterminationalists In Their Own Words: http://t.co/lAhplff3PR Huge 6 foot high TW the hatred is venemous
@RozKaveney
One of these things is like another. TERF's about trans women http://t.co/InHNmHK2qL …Ugandan homophobes http://t.co/LboZsOR0eD #lgbt pic.
Zoe E. Whitten (@Zoe_E_W)
RT @itsjustahobby: Trans Exterminationalists In Their Own Words: http://t.co/lAhplff3PR Huge 6 foot high TW the hatred is venemous
@SebastosPublius
RT @itsjustahobby: Trans Exterminationalists In Their Own Words: http://t.co/lAhplff3PR Huge 6 foot high TW the hatred is venemous
@FeministRoar
People who give a shit about women in their own words: http://t.co/1yfDF9xFp8 HT @transadvocate
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