Just one of many asexual radicals, writing about the asexual spectrum, relationship styles, gender, and other issues relevant to life as an ace. Monday, January 24, 2011.

My new post on Liberation Collective. Originally posted on Liberation Collective.

First off Ellie begins rambling about how best to be an ally to transsexual people without specifying how that has anything to do with being a feminist. It really disturbs me to see that the women from the F-Word collective are making false implications that radic.

When I look in the mirror I see me. People cannot hear invisible people either.

Nature is an ecoterrorist! October 31, 2011. Go write stuff on your own blog. Good luck and be brave! July 17, 2011. And, as you should well know, body lan.

I wanted to share a quote. Porn users have long stated that porn and sex are divorced, that porn has no impact on them, their sex lives, or their view of women. Kansas gets its priorities straight. Perhaps this is because hu.

You, my dear gentle readers who love real women, deserve a well-written and lively post gleefully ripping the transgendered ideology to shreds because as we all know, non-logic is perennially annoying. Which briefly and succinctly highlights a major inconsistency with transgenderism. The weirdness, summarized below, starts here. But really, you can usually see examples in any trans discussion.

Barely legal white girl gone radical. This is just an experience babble, because I feel like I have to get it out. Not much political in here, so if you dun like personal stuff feel free to skip this. Or if you do, feel free to share your experiences with gynos. Just the nurse asking the basic questions confirmed that my pessimism was well-earned.

A hearty blend of feminist insights, cultural commentary, political rants, and social justice advocacy. Posted August 30, 2013 by Sasha.

The author is Judith Jack Halberstam who can be reached on twitter at. Halberstam comes from a queer theory background and uses this framework throughout the book. Within the first few pages Susan Faludi, author of the insightful book. Levine, by asking impertinent questions about children and sex l.