Arra-Tech

This warmed my heart

When it's comes to trans people, trans women and trans men both have no male privilege in the sense that society does not see them as proper men. Neither are receiving the full benefits of a patriarchal system because the system doesn't want either of you. So I really don't see why there wouldn't be language to describe both of these unique experiences. The way in which black men are treated as not the proper man and the way in which disabled men are treated as not the proper man both look completely different. Those both look completely different from trans men as well.

Black men don't face misandronoir because misandry doesn't fucking exist!

Trans women face transphobia and misogyny that intersect in a unique way called trans misogyny.

I can still sociologically discriminate a straight person, even though they hold systemic power over me.

I can still sociologically discriminate against a white person even though they hold systemic power over me.

and so forth.

Oppression is intersectional, and many oppressions function at once.

If you're a birthday boy then it's a slur for trans men.

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trans women have it worse than trans men

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trans women have it worse than trans men

if you want to talk about genocides, there are less rates of transgender men being murdered because they are not recognized as men.

transgender men who are successful are misgendered constantly, their success being labeled as "a woman's success", when they are a man.

you completely disregard intersectionality and instesd of taking accountability, you avoid it.

transgender men and transgender women are oppressed in different ways, they are both oppressed due their political proximity to the class of women.

transgender men are politically treated within the class of woman, this argument is close minded and completely disregards a fundamental basis of transness.

even if you medically transition into a man, you are still not recognized as a man by the government because you are a TRANS man, and cisgenderness is above transgenderness in this society.

simply saying "women have it worse than man" is a broad spectrum, and completely disregards intersectionality.

yes, everyone under the class of women is oppressed by everyone under the class of men when considering oppression of gender.

but, simply saying "women have it worse than men" is ignorant.

"oh even in intersectionality, the group under the class of woman has it worse" yes, when you ignore intersectionality.

"a disabled man has it better than a disabled women" that is assuming they are both the same sexual orientation, race, class, and the sort.

but, let us say that two people are compared and the only difference is their gender, who has it worse?

the one under the class of woman, assigned at birth.

but, that could be applied in any circumstance, let us say two people who are the exact same except their ableness is different, who is more oppressed?

all oppressions are in constant movement, and not accomodating for the fact that some oppressions over power others, for example, your class overpowers your neurodivergence as seen with Elon Musk.

Uhhh. How'd that happen?