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when i’m shitting on the sex industry and a misogynistic moid thinks we’re on the same team
We are against sw cuz women's bodies aren't a commodity for male consumption.
You are against sw because you hate women in prostitution.
We are not the same. We're opposites actually.
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Isn't it INTERESTING that when on trial for rape by deception, tras can say shit like "Blindingly obvious" and "visibly and audibly biologically male" as a defense
But women can't argue it's "blindingly obvious" and "visibly and audibly biologically male" in a trial where we argue for womens own spaces and opportunities (Sal Grover)
I tire of saying this but it's on purpose!
"Everyone knows sex is different from gender" except they want same-sex spaces to accommodate gender
"No one is saying you can change sex!" except they wanna get their sex changed on their birth certificates and IDs
"Gender is infinite, gender is whatever you want it to be!" except it's just those three sets of pronouns and cross-sex hormones
"You just can't presume someone's sex by how they look and sound!" except for not going to jail for rape
It's moving goalposts. If you hold directly conflicting beliefs you can never be wrong. You can't be argued out of always getting your way. It's on purpose.
i hate when people say “so you’d rather sex workers starve on the street with no income?” as a gotcha when i say im anti-prostitution.
actually i’d rather vulnerable women (homeless, drug addicted, immigrants, abused, etc,) had support from social services able to rehabilitate, support, house, and help them so that they dont have to resort to prostitution to survive
its that simple
notice how no one ever suggests that homeless men start stripping or go into prostitution. if they see it as a "solution" to homelessness, its one they only offer to women. no one's complaining that women get to be prostitutes and poor homeless men are starving. that's how you know the "so you want them to STARVE?" argument doesn't work
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what went wrong with feminism is that we started including males and started saying shit like “patriarchy hurts men too” does royalty hurt kings? does capitalism hurt billionaires? does white supremacy hate white people??
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. It’s been years since I read it, but also Natasha Walter’s Living Dolls, about the hypersexualisation of young women and return of misogyny as ‘empowerment’. Also Testosterone Rex by Cordelia Fine, about the science of sex differences.
“The Women’s History of the Modern World: How Radicals, Rebels, and Everywomen Revolutionized the Last 200 Years” by Rosalind Miles (2021)
“Policing the Womb: Invisible Women and the Criminalization of Motherhood” by Michelle Goodwin (2020)
“The End of Gender: Debunking the Myths about Sex and Identity in Our Society” by Dr. Debra W. Soh (2020)
“Witches, Witch Hunting and Women” by Silvia Federici (2018)
“Butterfly Politics” by Catharine Mackinnon (2017)
“Pornland: How Porn Has Hijacked Our Sexuality” by Gail Dines (2010)
“The Industrial Vagina: The Political Economy of the Global Sex Trade” (2008), “Beauty and Misogyny” (2005), “Gender Hurts: A Feminist Analysis of the Politics of Transgenderism” (2014), “Unpacking Queer Politics” (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.
"Penile Imperialism
The Male Sex Right and Women's Subordination"
by Sheila Jeffreys
Came out last Fall. Amazing book because it covers current topics like consent, the rise of sexual kink, prostitution and transgenderism to name a few. I thought I won't read anything new after I read her book "Beauty and misogyny" (which is a must-read) but it's worth the buy. Clear, concise, critical and informative.
"On the meaning of sex" by Kajsa Ekis Ekman, Spinifex is doing a online book launch for the English translation on March 8th!
An International Women’s Day event with Bronwyn Winter and Kajsa Ekis Ekman to celebrate the release of Kajsa’s new book ON THE MEANING OF S
"Paid For" by Rachel Moran
"Prostitution Narratives" by Norma and Tankard Reist
"The Equality Illusion" by Kat Banyard
"The Prostitution of Sexuality" by Kathleen Barry
Gay Shame: The Rise of Gender Ideology and the New Homophobia by Gareth Roberts
The Abolition of Sex: How the "Transgender" Agenda Harms Women and Girls by Kara Dansky
Material Girls: Why Reality Matters for Feminism by Kathleen Stock (2021)
Ejaculate Responsibly by Gabrielle Blair (2022)
You Told Me You Were Different: An Anthology of Harm (2021) https://medium.com/@kittyit/you-told-me-you-were-different-an-anthology-of-harm-ab6d43debab5
Delusions of Gender by Cordelia Fine (2005)
Lesbians: Where are we now? by Julie Bindel (2025)
men think they're soooooooo special because they're "not allowed" to express their emotions as if not being allowed to express their emotions isn't an universal thing for anyone with immature, abusive, invalidating, or neglectful parents.
"b-but it's socially acceptable for women to!" –is it??
last time i checked a woman not plastering a big smile, not being agreeable and is expressing any negative emotion is told she's overreacting, is being sensitive or irrational, or that she's on her period.
she's told it's not a big deal, she's being unreasonable or dramatic, and that she's making a big deal out of nothing.
she's told that other's have it worse than her, that she needs to get over it, and that she's blowing it out of proportion or imagining it.
she's told that she's being difficult and that "can't we just have one nice day?".
and about what i said about a big smile? well you better not have too big a smile or express excitement over the things you like — especially if you're a teenage girl then you're annoying and cringey and grown men will feel the need to mock you with vitriol.
on the other end of the spectrum if you're a stoic woman and don't express anything at all then you're an ice cold frigid robot bitch who "would look so much better if she smiled more".
miss me with that bullshit.
Saying that armpit hair stinks is like saying scalp hair is oily and greasy. You are supposed to wash it and take care of it, hello? It's a part of your body. If you consider this a valid reason for shaving, you are a hypocrite for not getting a buzzcut for "hygienical reasons" and "comfort" too.
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If you look at this and still continue with that liberal "sex work is just like any other work" thinking you're simply a fucking monster
To my knowledge, this is the largest study ever conducted on this topic. The conclusions stand.
I’m making a set.
Women with body hair are so hated and seen as disgusting by society that even shaving ads show women who are smooth as dolphins shaving. It's like their existence itself is considered a lack of modesty
unshaved female legs are a sign of freedom
Why women need to have power to be independent
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101 DALMATIANS (1996) dir. Stephen Herek
When she said „I don’t feel like a girl“, she meant that she feels ostracized by misogynistic beauty culture and the lack of female solidarity as a result of the patriarchy. That she doesn’t feel seen.
She needed to hear that femininity and beauty rituals aren’t what makes her a girl or a woman. She needed female friends and rolemodels.
But you gave her hormones and cut off her chest. You medicalized a social condition. You failed her.
