that crazy bitch

hatewizard:

if you write a lot about racism you don’t throw racial slurs around

If you write a lot about gay rights you don’t throw gay slurs around

But if you write a lot about feminism it’s totally acceptable to regularly call women cunts and bitches

actually a lot of queer activists use the words ‘dyke’ and ‘fag’ and you know, ‘queer.’

the difference is it’s done to ACTUALLY reclaim the words; i.e. they are used as positive and friendly nouns and adjectives. terms of identity and community. on the other hand ‘feminists’ still use cunt and bitch and other gendered slurs as insults. that’s not reclamation, that’s using a word exactly the way it was defined by the patriarchy.

nevver:

Oedipal recks

IF YOUR FEMINISM TELLS WOMEN WHAT (NOT) TO WEAR, IT’S NOT FEMINISM.

queerhairyvag:

lizawithazed:

actualcanadianfemmesherlock:

If your feminism insists that women who choose to wear a hijab, a niqab, a burka, or any variation thereof, are oppressed and/or wrong,

YOUR FEMINISM IS WRONG.

AND YOU’RE PROBABLY RACIST.

“But it’s enforced by law in their county so clearly…”

“But cultrual indoctrination…”

“but why would anyone CHOOSE to….”

“but they’re so PRETTY!”

THE STOP SIGN THOUGH

reallyfoxnews:

SECRETLY?

The Taqwacore. It’s still coming.

liftedmagazine:

The Kid: One interviewer asked me this ludacris question, which was “How does it feel to be muslim and know that there are terrorists out there who are also Muslim?”

Someone else: You should have turned it around on them.

The Kid: I did! I said “how does it feel to be white and know about slave trade?”

>this ludacris question

queerhairyvag:

pervertsofcolor:

Pegging Rant coming in

3… 2… 1…

Call me silly but I completely REFUSE to fuck a guy in the ass if he is afraid to call it what is it.

ASS SEX.

ANAL SEX.

SEX WITH YOUR ASS.

ANAL PENETRATION.

BUTTFUCKING.

But for me… it will NEVER be pegging. WTF does that even MEAN?

My strap-on is not a peg. It’s a dick. A cock. And sometimes, the Destroyer.

Even when I was doing phone sex and some guy would be like, “I’m really interested in pegging.” I would correct him like, “You mean, you want to be fucked in the ass?”

“Um… pegging… blahblah.”

“DO YOU WANT MY DICK IN YOUR ASSHOLE?”

“Yes, Mistress.”

“Then STFU, bitch.”

I FUCKING HATE THAT PHRASE.

Yes, I know it was made up because Dan Motherfucking Savage made it popular with his abomination of a sex column. Yes, I know it was voted on and picked out of all the other words. Frankly, that just gives me more reasons to never use it. And last time I checked, ASSFUCKING was still the commonly accepted term for when you fuck someone in the ass.

Pegging is a “cutesy” term that had to be created so straight men can have ass sex and still separate themselves from the rest of the buttfucking population.

Why is that? Because the definition has to include a woman penetrating a man with a dildo. So what is the cutesy word for when a man penetrates a woman with a dildo? Or a trans person getting fucked with a dildo? Or a non-binary person getting fucked with a dildo? Shouldn’t it be dildo-ing? Donging, perhaps?

GTFO with that pegging bullshit.

I love anal sex. LOVE IT. It is my favorite thing to do. And I love to give it to people of all genders. But my hard limit is when my favorite activity has to be prettified to suit other people’s homophobia.

Get over it fellas. It’s just buttsex.

(The facts on the pic are cool though.)

^^^^^^^^^^^^ really valid

I find it similar to the ridicolous “MANbag (not handbag) AFTERSHAVE (not deodorant) and all the other sexist crap that doesn’t want to ‘demean’ a straight man by associating him with girly stuff

guy fucking a girl in the ass = anal sex

guy fucking guy in the ass = anal sex

girl fucking guy in the ass = pegging

what the fuck?? its ANAL. and if you’re too scared of being called a girl or gay becaue you enjoy anal, you need to sort your sexist and homophobic life out.

The reality is that fat people are often supported in hating their bodies, in starving themselves, in engaging in unsafe exercise, and in seeking out weight loss by any means necessary. A thin person who does these things is considered mentally ill. A fat person who does these things is redeemed by them. This is why our culture has no concept of a fat person who also has an eating disorder. If you’re fat, it’s not an eating disorder — it’s a lifestyle change.

“

—

Lesley Kinzel (via curvesahead)

I will always reblog this because it is so so important.

(via infinitetransit)

a close friend of mine from treatment never told her mother that she had an eating disorder because she thought her mother would say she was ‘too fat’ to have an eating disorder. she was maybe 130 lbs, 5’5”? god, the fucked up shit that she thought about herself; eating disorders are nightmares. our culture is a sick place that would consider fatness more disgusting than self-loathing, starvation, and death (as anorexia is the most lethal of all mental illnesses).

marshmallowmegamama:

awomansplaceisinthestruggle:

Nicaraguan guerrinna sister breast feeding her baby during the Contra War. Orlando Valenzuela’s photography captures the femininity of revolutionary Sandinista women so beautifully.

“I have learned that a woman can be a fighter, a freedom fighter, a political activist, and that she can fall in love and be loved. She can be married, have children, be a mother. Revolution must mean life also; every aspect of life.” Leila Khaled

i mean—i love this picture. i really do. it calls to mind the other picture of a woman breast feeding her baby talking to hugo chavez. but…i’ve seen it reblogged so so so many times these past few days—and some poeple have a legitimate right to, as they are latina and this is their history or they’re women of color and i trust that they reblog this critically or aware of context— and other people …i don’t know. this picture coupled with the other pictures of women (mostly women from the global south or carribean islands that i’ve seen) in soldadera gear with guns and in formations…

i’ve been thinking a lot about this poem and wondering in what world we think that being a mami during war time is beautiful or inspiring. :

By Jo Carrillo

Our white sisters
radical friends
love to own pictures of us
sitting at a factory machine
wielding a machete
in our bright bandanas
holding brown yellow black red children
reading books from literacy campaigns
holding machine guns bayonets bombs knives
Our white sisters
radical friends
should think
again.

Our white sisters
radical friends
love to own pictures of us
walking to the fields in the hot sun
with straw hat on head if brown
bandana if black
in bright embroidered shirts
holding brown yellow black red children
reading books from literacy campaigns
smiling.
Our white sisters
should think again.
No one smiles
at the beginning of a day spent
digging for souvenir chunks of uranium
of cleaning up after
our white sisters
radical friends.

And when our white sisters
radical friends see us
in the flesh
not as a picture they own,
they are not quite sure
if
they like us as much.
We’re not as happy as we look
on
their
wall.

“And When You Leave, Take Your Pictures With You,” published in This Bridge Called My Back: Writings by Radical Women of Color, 2nd ed., 1983

flawless commentary. I am suspicious of white people and capitalists (and white capitalists!) that love pictures of revolutionaries and activists of color. I think it is because they do not find it threatening and that, to me, is almost cruel. to so infantilize and dehumanize people of color/anti-capitalists that even when we are approaching you with guns we do not appear threatening? that is some fucked up shit.

or maybe it is just because they are so delusional about their whiteness, about their complicity in oppression, that they don’t realize that they are the ones we are raising arms against.

in other news, guess who is definitely hauling out the ol FSLN shirt tomorrow?