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I was getting ready for it, I really was. And then it happened
I canât think of a name for a new blog :/ I donât believe in god but is this godâs way of telling me I should stick with this one? Is it Christlike to block someoneâs creative brain juice?

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is terf just the socially acceptable way of saying feminazi now or
Femicide is a very widely used term specifically to talk about the phenomena of missing and murdered women across North and Central America and is considered a hate crime in some parts of Latin America. Writing it off as Terf Nonsense or an "unimaginable horror" just shows an intense ignorance to modern feminism.
OP thinks the word femicide is the unimaginable horror, not the phenomenon it describes
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Come Away dir. Brenda Chapman (2020)
A prequel to the stories of Peter Pan and Alice in Wonderland.
Women are endlessly told to take up less space. Fitness for a woman means getting as small as possible. It does not mean that for a man. Be quiet your voice is shrill, your emotions are not the approved ones, donât complain, ask, want.
Serve.
That is what you are going to be given if you are given anything so insteadâŚget bigger. Take up more space. Talk, ask, want, gain. Please please please take up space with your body, your voice, your will, your dreams, your pleasures, hopes, gifts. Please.
i mean, maybe this is my inner âsurvivor of child abuseâ talking, but I am not going to tell abusive parents that theyâre bad at bringing up their children without a bullet proof plan with regards to how I could protect my student from the emotional and physical backlash of that meeting.
Important thing to remember about intervening in abuse in general. Any actions taken by others to hold the abuser accountable WILL be taken out on the victim and not the person doing the confronting. Do not confront an abuser about their actions unless you know for absolute certain that you can protect their victim from the fallout.
AN ABBREVIATED GUIDE TO âholy shit my friend is in an abusive relationship what do I doâ

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Still can't get over the fact that Lucy Liu creates these stunning erotic lesbian paintings
I mean just look at them:
With painting and found objects, Lucy Liu explores identity to create âaggressiveâ work about body and mortality.
Does anyone know any newish radfem or rad leaning books? Like 2010's to present day.
'Invisible Women' by Caroline Criado Perez is an incredible book that everyone should read, first published 2019, about the way society is built around men in literally every aspect of life
'Pimp State' by Kat Banyard, first published 2016, is an amazing takedown of the six main myths that surround the sex trade
'Firebrand Feminism' by Breanne Fahs, first published 2018, interviews and looks into the lives of prominent Radical feminists Ti-Grace Atkinson, Kathie Sarachild, Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz and Dana Densmore, as well as discussing the basics and historic origins of radical feminism as a grass roots movement
'Spinning and Weaving : Radical Feminism for the 21st century' edited by Elizabeth Miller, first published 2021, is an anthology of various essays on topics such as porn, intersectional feminism, lesbian feminism, transgender politics and more (some are better than others, it's 600+ pages so I'm making my way through)
'Trans' by Helen Joyce, published 2021 - not so much radical feminism - moreso gender critical, as Joyce herself claims to be 'fiscally conservative' - and a few takes I don't quiet agree with but overall an excellent comprehensive discussion of the current and historical political climate of trans issues
Why Women Are Blamed For Everything by Dr Jessica Taylor, about the psychology of victim blaming. Grim but straightforward reading. Itâs been years since I read it, but also Natasha Walterâs Living Dolls, about the hypersexualisation of young women and return of misogyny as âempowermentâ. Also Testosterone Rex by Cordelia Fine, about the science of sex differences.
âThe Womenâs History of the Modern World: How Radicals, Rebels, and Everywomen Revolutionized the Last 200 Yearsâ by Rosalind Miles (2021)
âPolicing the Womb: Invisible Women and the Criminalization of Motherhoodâ by Michelle Goodwin (2020)
âThe End of Gender: Debunking the Myths about Sex and Identity in Our Societyâ by Dr. Debra W. Soh (2020)
âWitches, Witch Hunting and Womenâ by Silvia Federici (2018)
âButterfly Politicsâ by Catharine Mackinnon (2017)
âPornland: How Porn Has Hijacked Our Sexualityâ by Gail Dines (2010)
âThe Industrial Vagina: The Political Economy of the Global Sex Tradeâ (2008), âBeauty and Misogynyâ (2005), âGender Hurts: A Feminist Analysis of the Politics of Transgenderismâ (2014), âUnpacking Queer Politicsâ (2003) by Sheila Jefferys
"The Baby Business: How Money, Science, and Politics Drive the Commerce of Conception" by Debora Spar (2006) is a little older but it's a fascinating critique of surrogacy and the fertility industry as a whole
One I saw going around was about women contributing to the objectification and sexualization of themselves and other women.
It's called; Female Chauvinist Pigs: Women and The Rise of Rauch Culture by Ariel Levy.
âLemonade was not made for me, either. As a Singaporean Chinese woman, I would be lying if I said I was familiar with the complex, myriad ways BeyoncĂŠ explores black female personhood, sexuality, and spirituality in the film. But as a non-American, non-white woman, what I am familiar with is appreciating art that is not and will never be made with me in mind. This is a process that white people are now struggling with more publicly than ever. It seems to me that much of the pain in this process comes from entitlement, which often stems from ignorance. I wonder: Do white people in the Western world understand just how much of global popular culture is tailored to their tastes and their histories? Do white people in the Western world know that, for non-white people who wish to participate in and discuss global popular culture, being well-versed in white cultural and musical history is almost compulsory? Do white people in the Western world know how laughable it is that they feel excluded just because a popular work of art dares to be less culturally legible to them?â
â BeyoncĂŠâs Lemonade: A Lesson on Appreciating Art That Wasnât Made for You | Consequence of Sound (via reygf)

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Hey mutuals. Iâve realised this blog has run its course. Itâs been grand & you lot have been the best part. DM me if youâd like to stay in touch on here on a new blog.
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