If There Was Never Such A Thing As A Racial Hierarchy Or White Supremacy, Race Wouldn't Exist At All.

If there was never such a thing as a racial hierarchy or white supremacy, race wouldn't exist at all. Historically, the social construction of race emerged as a tool for colonisers to justify viewing certain groups as inferior, dehumanising them, and providing a pretext for committing unforgivable crimes without consequences. The existence of race was purely made to oppress, and so if oppression didn't exist against race in the first place, race wouldn't exist.

By being transracial, you push the idea that race does exist as a tangible and valid construct and, as a result, is something that can be transitioned to. As well as this, you ignore a fundamental part of the existence of race, which is the oppression or privileges' one gains as a result of their race, which you have never experienced. At the end of the day, race is centered around oppression. Generally, transition for transracial people looks like appropriation of culture, which is not a fundamental part of race, and doing racially insensitive things such as painting your skin darker, which is considered black face. As well as this, being transracial and transitioning pushes against race being phased out of society, which is what we want, as it actually still serves no purpose but to point out the oppressed and oppressors'. In addition to all of this, by labelling yourselves as "Trans" you insinuate that being transgender and transracial are two equally valid ideas and come hand in hand when they are two completely different structures that work in to different ways.

The entire “right to life” and “everyone deserves to live” argument against abortion made by conservatives is so funny because the entire ideology of conservatives is to keep the system the way it is. The system that only allows the rich white man to live and thrive. The system that leaves everyone else to die. The entire ideology of conservatives is misanthropic and against life.

Before this ted talk start, I just wanted to ask for any antifeminist, conservative, right wing or anything related to this to just, please, do not interact, like, reblog or do anything about this post. I'd be seriously disappointed in myself if any Christian right winged antifeminist agreed with me, because that's not the point of my life and 100% not the point of this post, so please, if you fall on the characteristics of this warning, ignore this post and go eat your hamburgers with cheese. Thank you.

Also, content warning for references to s/a.

Misandry, even if it's a understandable response to men in patriarchy, should not be apart of feminism.

Even tho I'm not a feminist, and will probably never be, because my experiences with patriarchy are from a trans non-binary point of view, and feminism is about women + another couple reasons, I would really like to point out something.

Misandry can't be apart of feminism because the patriarchy only protect cis heterosexual white men.

Using misandry in your feminism will ignore the experiences of trans and men of colour with patriarchy and how it fails to put them on privilege.

And no, I'm not invalidating your crippling fear and hatred of men that developed from being a woman getting abused by misogyny, because no 1⁰, I'm also deeply scared of men, and no 2⁰, I also have moments where my only reaction to cis & white people is deep breath so I'll not end up throwing hands (cause let's be honest, y'all are seriously dumb /j). But does that interfere on my black and queer discourses? Obviously not!

Because if I do let my honest disappointment with white and cishet people get to my activism, it will interfere negatively on it, because it block different perspectives from the system that affects me and my perception of how does it work. Same with feminism and misogyny.

If your honest disappointment with men get into your feminism, you won't be able to accept masculine perspectives on patriarchy, specially trans masculine and racialized masculine perspectives. And they are important because patriarchy literally fails with them!

Let's take rape culture and black men for an example.

We have fulano, a white man who has a literal fetish on 14 year old girls, and ciclano, a black man who got falsely accused of csa for money. (Based off of real life? Mmmm, maybeyy...~ But I won't drop names😘 but if you know me, you probably know who I'm talkin bout) Which one of these guys will be 100% protected by patriarchy?

Fulano. For fulano's case, patriarchy will use it's tactics and excuses to protect him. But for ciclano, if ciclano isn't on a environment of conservative black people, there will be hesitation on the protection. Because black men are deemed as aggressive and harmful to (mostly/specially to white) women.

Which is basically why the police only takes accusations from women seriously if they're against men of colour. If you, white girl, do an s/a accusation against a white boy, there will be little to no effect. But if you do it against a black boy, the shit going on with be completely different.

Am I saying that feminism should include men? Obviously not, because feminism is about women. But when we're talking about the patriarchal system in general, we should pay attention to different perspectives, because that'll get more knowledge on how does it work and how do we defeat it, because patriarchy is not only “men > women”; It's a system where white cisgender straight men get a privilege over any other type of person, be them a gay man, a cis asian woman, a black genderfluid person, etc.

Anyway, I hope y'all got my point. Kisses from Angel.

Not only transmasc tags, but trans tags IN GENERAL 😭😭😭😭😭😭

I literally cannot go on the trans tag without getting bombarded with softcore porn, like, WTF LET ME SEE MY ACTIVISM AND MEMES

dude why are all of the transmasc related tags just filled with weird horny posts now. the exact same type of horny posts. cant you at least be creative with it.

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Being transgender almost disconnects me from the feeling of "humanity" both bodily and mentally and I want more people to talk about this

can't help but think about the trans palestinians who are excluded by the constant use of phrases like "men and women" and "boys and girls." so here's to remembering them. to every palestinian with neglected gynecological issues who isn't a woman or girl. to every nonbinary person who's fallen. to everyone who's lost access to their hormones, who wasn't able to get their gender affirming surgeries - intersex palestinians, too. to every unidentified trans person and every trans person who never got to be their true selves. to all of them, the martyred, and those still struggling just to survive. free palestine - trans and intersex palestinians included.