It seems to be a recurrent theme. Women here talk about various trans issues and some find many of the posts to be transphobic
I don't see that, I see a lot of women taking the opportunity to have a discussion they can't have in m/any other places. I see a lot of transcritical posts, some stated calmly, some not so. But they don't evidence transphobic.
So, on another thread I asked if it would be useful to discuss the difference between the two words.
My take is that I am not transphobic, I do not fear or hate any/all transpeople. I couldn't really care how someone presents themselves, what nomenclature they prefer.
I am transcritical, because of the actions of a very vocal minority of transactivists. I will disagree with them and it will have nothing to do with their preferred way of dressing, being hailed!
Feminism: Sex and gender discussions
Transphobic and Transcritical - what is the difference?
OurBlanche · 26/02/2017 17:38
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