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Is The Radical Feminist Movement Our Enemy?

I’m in the midst of a move, and a couple of other pressing things right now, but this really is worth some discussion. Are radical lesbian separatists/feminists an enemy that we should fight with…

Community and organizingFeminism and gender politics
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Radical Feminist Christ

Until someone puts actual empirical data along side radical feminist doctrine, I refuse to call it a theory. It isn’t a theory, it’s a religion. And it’s about as believable as there being a…

Feminism and gender politicsReligion and morality
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Radical Feminist Hate, Fear, or Loathing?

Typically, when reading about radical feminists on various blogs, it’s an “us verses them” type of debate. I’ve been thinking a lot about that, as witnessed by my last post, Michfest Music Melodrama I’ve…

Culture, identity, and representationEducation and youth
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The Great Transsexual Radical Feminist Menace

In my daily crawl through google alert land, I found a post over at Egarooo that said: “I don’t give a shit whether or not they [MTF transsexuals] want to chop themselves up. I…

Feminism and gender politicsLabor, economics, and institutions
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If You Dig Michfest, You’re NOT a Trans Ally

I recently had a discussion with a person with cisgender privledge about Michfest. I thought feminist/POC theory taught rather early on that a person who isn’t in the oppressed category doesn’t get to define…

Feminism and gender politicsHealthcare and medicine
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What the Trans Moment Has to Offer Radical Feminism

TransFeminism is an ongoing series of interviews and essays focusing on the intersection of feminist and trans activism. In this installment, John Stoltenberg considers “What the Trans Moment Has to Offer Radical Feminism.” Part…

Community and organizingFeminism and gender politics
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What the Trans Moment Has to Offer Radical Feminism (Part Two)

What if male supremacy is no longer about reproductive biology? What if male supremacy’s engine has changed? That question comes to mind whenever I read in trans-critical radical feminists’ writings their bedrock argument that…

Culture, identity, and representationFeminism and gender politics