I’m screamgender if you ask me whether I’m a boy or a girl I’ll start shrieking at you until you leave me alone
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Wesley Snipes as Noxeema Jackson
this movie was never NOT on during my childhood
^ Same. I swear, how I turned out makes absolute sense considering how many times I watched this in my formative years.
No regrets.
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Probably the best thing I have ever seen.
yissssssss
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Muslim women who choose to wear the Hijab but are also Athletes of the fiercest kind.
Hijab is not a disability.
That moment when we western feminists need to check ourselves, and also realize that no one ever tried to ban Christian Nuns, Sisters, Holy Women etc… from wearing their head scarves, veils, and habits!
All the badasses, I salute you.
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"Trans people are told by the law, state agencies, private discriminators, and our families that we are impossible people who cannot exist, cannot be seen, cannot be classified, and cannot fit anywhere. We are told by the better-funded lesbian and gay rights groups, as they continually leave us aside, that we are not politically viable our lives are not a political possibility that can be conceived. Inside this impossibility, I argue, lies our specific political potential—a potential to formulate demands and strategies to meet those demands that exceed the containment of neoliberal politics. A critical trans politics is emerging that refuses empty promises of “equal opportunity” and “safety” underwritten by settler colonialism, racist, sexist, classist, ableist, and xenophobic imprisonment, and ever-growing wealth disparity. This politics aims to center the concerns and leadership of the most vulnerable to build transformative change through mobilization. It is reconceptualizing the role of law reform in social movements, acknowledging that legal equality demands are a feature of systemic injustice, not a remedy. It is confronting the harms that come to trans people at the hands of violent systems structured through law itself—not by demanding recognition and inclusion in those systems, but by working to dismantle them while simultaneously supporting those most exposed to their harms."Dean Spade, Normal Life: Administrative Violence, Critical Trans Politics, and the Limits of Law, p 41 (via brandx)
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Reblog with your gender
ainsleylaughingalonewithsalad:
Fish
anime
vocaloid
moriarty
burd
homestuck
paddleboat
fnafiction
amanda palmer
ord. Timel
Dykeasaurus
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wonderfully donethis is why i am a feminist
I actually cried when I watched this.
Everything important.
so well done
Please watch this video. It’s really well done, and very important…it will be 10 minutes of your life well spent, I promise.
WATCH THIS.
I’m also planning on organizing a screening of the documentary on campus. I’ll just have to send an e-mail to the PHREE advisor and see if she’s cool with it.
This is fantastic. Great trailer, tempted to figure out a way to watch the movie.
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Enjoying the effect of this binder. :D
DUDE WHEN DID YOU GET THIS I APPROVE AND YOU LOOK REALLY GOOD
*ahem*
Also, how is the not-enjoying-chest-constriction going? Have you found a way around it?
*GRIN* Thanks. Not mine, it’s one Rhys got for free a while ago and doesn’t fit him well. I’m not sure it fits me perfectly, and it’s technically a swimsuit so the material is black and the opposite of breathable. But it makes me happy.
Also the shiny black with purple stripe sides makes me totally feel like an X-Men. I wish I was Wolverine. With this hair and sans-muscles I’m probably a punk Nightcrawler, but that’s okay too. :D
The constriction was not that bad, but I only wore it a couple of hours. I’m hesitant to try work because that’s an 8 hour minimum commitment, but that’s what weekends are for!
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Enjoying the effect of this binder. :D
