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Okay, so this is going to sound inflammatory, but I promise it isn't.
One of the reasons I appreciate Beth's review of this book is because she talks about race and the Third World unflinchingly.
Which you'd think I, as a brown tranny who harps on epistemic authority constantly, wouldn't endorse.
One of the reasons I appreciate Beth's review of this book is because she talks about race and the Third World unflinchingly.
Which you'd think I, as a brown tranny who harps on epistemic authority constantly, wouldn't endorse.
Introducing Transwrecks, a review series for books that suck enough to merit their own category.
I loathed this book, but its overall warm reception by the community up to this point seems to strike at a deeper issue about anti-intellectualism and the role of truth in feminist critique ⬇️🫤
I loathed this book, but its overall warm reception by the community up to this point seems to strike at a deeper issue about anti-intellectualism and the role of truth in feminist critique ⬇️🫤
TRANSWRECKS: decolonizing trans/gender 101 by b. binoahan (Self, 5/31/14) | The Transfeminine Review
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April 15, 2025 at 3:44 PM
Okay, so this is going to sound inflammatory, but I promise it isn't.
One of the reasons I appreciate Beth's review of this book is because she talks about race and the Third World unflinchingly.
Which you'd think I, as a brown tranny who harps on epistemic authority constantly, wouldn't endorse.
One of the reasons I appreciate Beth's review of this book is because she talks about race and the Third World unflinchingly.
Which you'd think I, as a brown tranny who harps on epistemic authority constantly, wouldn't endorse.
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Recently, I've been writing a great deal about Nationalism as a lens through which we can synthesize our understandings of racism, misogyny, and queer misogyny as interlinked mechanisms that advance a state's reproductive agenda, in the pursuit of reproducing its hierarchies.
ICYMI, during the holidays we released two new episodes guest-starring Lucy Kartikasari: a discussion of the GC child abuse manual "Irreversible Damage" & of a TERF self-conversion therapy manual "Detransition: Beyond Before And After"
Give them a listen! Available everywhere now
Give them a listen! Available everywhere now
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Society & Culture Podcast · A podcast about the feminist discourses in academic theory and popular culture. Hosted by Talia Bhatt, author of 'Trans/Rad/Fem', and Emma Zakharuk, blogger behind 'Dolphin...
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January 5, 2026 at 3:38 PM
Recently, I've been writing a great deal about Nationalism as a lens through which we can synthesize our understandings of racism, misogyny, and queer misogyny as interlinked mechanisms that advance a state's reproductive agenda, in the pursuit of reproducing its hierarchies.