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...Emma Heaney Abstract This essay argues that retrieval of the archive of trans women's engagement with women's liberation corrects a historical focus on the virulent trans misogyny that targeted trans women for exclusion from feminist milieus and projects beginning in 1973. This essay follows...

... in QWG was that everyone was wearing sportswear and gym clothes, sweating, and sitting comfortably, regardless of their gender. Most people were women and queer and we felt each other. It definitely gave me a sense of liberation. Even though I don't make a good outcome in matches, I don't have to worry...

..., this article does not seek to offer best practices built only on citations to existing social science but rather is a record of the trail we blazed with this survey project in dialogue with women of color feminisms and trans liberation. The NTDS is a joint project of the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force...

... and recombine media as a means of contributing to the liberation of trans women and all those who transgress gender norms and/or as a method of fighting misogyny, including transmisogyny? Put another way, how might one use the forms, tools, and analytical methodologies of remix to produce “poetry from...

..., especially at Temple. GLF had good working relations with Women's Liberation. I remember having long discussions with Laurie, who was heading up Women's Liberation and I was heading up GLF. And we had all these discussions about drag, because she was really curious about why I was suddenly wearing mascara...

... before the modern gay liberation movement. From this perspective, Murray was attempting to align her/his physical body with her/his sense of normative male gender (described as her/his sexual attraction to feminine women, drive to compete in “men's” occupations, a desire to partner with a woman...

... University Press . Daly Mary . 1973 . Beyond God the Father: Toward a Philosophy of Women's Liberation . Boston : Beacon . Eilberg-Schwartz Howard . 1990 . The Savage in Judaism: An Anthropology of Israelite Religion and Ancient Judaism . Bloomington : Indiana University Press...

...” for women's liberation but rather, “our liberation as women must be necessarily co-evolutionary with a general liberation of concrete men and women from the governing categories of Western classarchy,” is the political consequence of this analysis (Wynter [1982] 2018: 52). While Wynter does not engage...

...” was seen by many as an attack on feminism rather than a manifestation of it. To Artforum' s associate editors, for example, the Benglis spread constituted “a shabby mockery of the aims” of the movement for women's liberation, while to feminist critic Cindy Nemser it was “in the end . . . another means...

... . 2020 . Dark Interiors: Essays on Caste and Dalit Culture . Translated by Baskaran Theodore . New Delhi : Sage . Hanisch Carol . 1969 . “ The Personal Is Political .” In Notes from the Second Year: Women's Liberation , edited by Firestone Shulie and Koedt Anne , 76 – 78...

... decried and asserted, with her own characteristic brio, that “the women who have tried to fight for their sex changes, or to become women, are the women's liberation” ( Rivera 1973 ). The point here is not to debate how well or how deeply early trans radicals like Douglas and Rivera understood...

... the women's liberation movement and of cameras during the civil rights movement. For Brandon , it is a heightened sense of the historic moment that transpires when we consider the liberating potentials of the Internet for transgender individuals during the time of its creation. Brandon is often cited...

... makes clear that contemporary gender critical feminism finds one of its roots in the fight by putatively anti-religious persons to protect “women” from patriarchal harm in religions. This article shows that freethinkers understand the embrace of gender diversity and trans liberation as a form of secular...

... of TERFism because of its proximity to an oppressed group, women, and their movement for liberation, feminism, so too are critics reticent to point out the reactionary character of Zionism, or Jewish nationalism, due to its proximity to a historically oppressed group, Jewish people, and what has been cast...

... that both materialist feminists and radical lesbians have come to agree on one thing: transgender liberation, like the concept of gender itself, is a threat to feminism, and trans women's mere presence threatens women's spaces. It is to the latter idea that I will now turn as I explore why queer...

... broadly. As a result, two groups emerge as victims of gender ideology: evangelical Christians and (white) women. The politics of injury is a political and affective strategy utilized by both liberal and conservative groups. According to Janet Halley ( 2005 : 68), the politics of injury foregrounds...

... in hindsight. Valerio's first audience in the mid-1970s at the University of Colorado had been lesbian feminists: “There was a lesbian caucus and women's liberation coalition, and so that's how I first connected. … I was OK with the women's coffeehouse thing, but very quickly I outgrew that and I felt...

...—perhaps most obviously embodied by the movement for women's suffrage, which spanned from the mid-nineteenth-century through 1919—is in fact perfectly coeval with the first criticisms of the US American feminist movement, as Black women (among many others) immediately recognized that those liberal...

..., sex positivity versus antipornography, women of color feminists versus white liberal feminists, essentialists versus constructivists, and so on. This renders the feminist movement a matter of warring camps and internecine battles, in which each group is locking horns with the others, informed by deep...

... bronze material was covered over by a coat of stark white lacquer. The trans liberators who are said to have sparked the uprising at Stonewall were nowhere to be found in Segal's monument, effectively erasing them from this event while also literally whitewashing its history. The erasure of trans women...