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I'm begging you all again to remember:
Not all Aros are Ace
Not all Aces are Aro
You can not, and should not, use "aroace" as a catch-all, short-handed term for ace-spec or aro-spec identities
Our nuances are just as important as yours. Please respect them.
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So I'm in this bisexual memes group on facebook and someone used ace as a joke because they couldnt get laid.
The second I read it I knew it was problematic. Then someone else posted that they got blocked and their argument over that post. It's actually not okay to say that about ace people. Its not funny or cool. Its ignorant. (Shortened definition of ignorant is someone who is uneducated).
But yeah, theres a difference between ace and incel (someone who cant get laid). Ace choose not to have sex. Incels cant have sex due to no one wanting to sleep with them.
I told someone yesterday that as a straight person, they would never understand why something that was said bothered me. They didn’t argue, they didn’t get offended. Instead, they apologized and admitted that I was right.
And I wish more people could be like that. Could understand that maybe they don’t have to understand everything and that not everything is for them. That they can be an ally by just being supportive and yeah, ask questions, but understand that it’s not something that you’ll probably ever fully comprehend.
This “friend” of mine, who’s blog post I put up, could’ve came to me and asked these questions. She knows I’m queer. If she wanted to understand labels, she could’ve tried to be educated and learn. Instead she put out a blog post for a bunch of fellow cis/het followers to see, so she could basically get validation from them. From a group who will never understand.
Don’t pretend like you want to be educated, when all you really want to do...is just complain.
From today's NY Times: “We have been conditioned to accept that if the violence is committed by a Muslim, then it is terrorism,” Nihad Awad, executive director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations, a civil rights advocacy group in Washington, said Thursday in a telephone interview. “If the same violence is committed by a white supremacist or apartheid sympathizer and is not a Muslim, we start to look for excuses — he might be insane, maybe he was pushed too hard,” Mr. Awad said. ... “The first antiterrorism law in U.S. history was the Klan Control Act, so really, this has been the definition of terrorism,” William Jelani Cobb, a writer and director of the Africana Studies Institute at the University of Connecticut, said in a Twitter post. Abraham H. Foxman, national director of the Anti-Defamation League, a venerable civil rights group, said the Charleston massacre looked like terrorism to him. “While the terrorist label is often applied to attacks, plots and conspiracies carried out on behalf of designated terrorist organizations such as ISIS and Al Qaeda, politically motivated violence is not the sole domain of supporters of designated terrorist groups,” Mr. Foxman said in a statement.
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"Labels don't matter."
"I don't think your sexual orientation is important. Why does it even matter how you identify?"
"I don't think books and tv shows should be forced to include more diversity. Writers should write what they know and if they are not gay or bisexual how can they possibly write characters like that? Plus I don't think people really need to read about gay and bisexual characters in YA and children's lit. Aren't they too young for that?"
FACT: GMOs are labeled in 64 other countries. Do you believe U.S. shoppers deserve to know what they're eating and feeding their families?
Fix GMOs: Labels Matter
From FixFood.org comes Labels Matter: Just Label It!
The USDA is about to approve GMO corn that can resist the chemical 2,4-D, a primary ingredient in Agent Orange. Tell the USDA to reject this approval unless they address the impacts of this herbicide on our public health, the environment, and neighboring farms.
