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But also I can guarantee that radfems and terfs have done more to hurt queer cis men than any collective of trans people have. Like aside from the shit they’ve done to male abuse and rape victims as a whole, they also will gladly pin all rapes that happen to men on gay and bi men (despite stats showing that most male rape victims were raped by women) and are frequently either homophobic or fetishistic towards us, sometimes both. Radfems are a much bigger threat to queer men than whatever non existent trans ideology they prattle on about.

And again, unlike radical feminists who do share (frankly bigotted and awful) ideas, trans people are just that, people. People who definitely hold no systemic power over me and other queer people, and also people who share no inherit ideologies. So why would I fear them or hate them on principle, when they are as diverse in thought and feelings as any cis person? Why should I fear and hate my friends, my loved ones, my community, for mere existence, while finding comradery in a group of people whose ideology hates my sex and gender on principle, and have caused actual systemic harm to me and my loved ones, cis and trans?

FROM THE PRINT MAGAZINE

Seated Nude on White Chair by Eugène Jansson (1862-1915)

32.3"x24.4"; oil on canvas; c. 1906-1914. Private collection.

Each issue of the print magazine explores queer art history. In Issue 0, we consider the work of Swedish painter Eugène Fredrik Jansson (1862-1915) who was known for his nighttime landscape and cityscape paintings. In 1904, he became tired of the subject and took a break from art, during which he started visiting the navy bathhouse. He returned to painting and focused on male nudes for the rest of his life. His brother, who was gay, burnt all of Eugene's letters when he died. Homosexuality was illegal in Sweden until 1944.

Brayden Shayne is a queer artists’ collective based in North America, interested in queer art and thought and good faggotry. Issue 0 of the print magazine is a lookbook of editorial philosophy for the magazine that traces the history of the project and offers a raison d'etre for its urgent timeliness. Articles speak to How It All Started; Where We Came From & Where We Are Going; What We Want & What We Like. Brayden Shayne Issue 0 is essential reading for anyone who wants to join us on this journey. Order your copy today! 

FROM THE PRINT MAGAZINE

Nude Male by Eugène Jansson (1862-1915)

43.25"x24"; oil on canvas; c. 1906. Private collection.

Each issue of the print magazine explores queer art history. In Issue 0, we consider the work of Swedish painter Eugène Fredrik Jansson (1862-1915) who was known for his nighttime landscape and cityscape paintings. In 1904, he became tired of the subject and took a break from art, during which he started visiting the navy bathhouse. He returned to painting and focused on male nudes for the rest of his life. His brother, who was gay, burnt all of Eugene's letters when he died. Homosexuality was illegal in Sweden until 1944.

Brayden Shayne is a queer artists’ collective based in North America, interested in queer art and thought and good faggotry. Issue 0 of the print magazine is a lookbook of editorial philosophy for the magazine that traces the history of the project and offers a raison d'etre for its urgent timeliness. Articles speak to How It All Started; Where We Came From & Where We Are Going; What We Want & What We Like. Brayden Shayne Issue 0 is essential reading for anyone who wants to join us on this journey. Order your copy today!