[ SECRET POST #2441 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2441 ⌋

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Comments

[cbrachyrhynchos]

Personally, I dislike the phrase "Social Justice Warrior" because it illegitimatizes the feelings of people who actually are oppressed.

Usually what I see (since this is a pet peeve) is people claiming to be queer(*) attacking other queer people because of definitions and theories that I never heard of before tumblr, and I've been out for almost 20 years now.

(*) often some flavor of pan- demi- or asexual saying that everyone else is doing it wrong.

[fleshisyummy]

Oh, yes, I've seen this.

I've seen pan people attack bisexual and gay people for being binarist and transphobic, and it's really upsetting. :/

[chardmonster]

That existed way before tumblr. It's what of the messed up things about Queer politics.

See: queer academics condemning gay people who want to get legally married because it's too heteronormative.

The major difference is 1. the tumblr kids are younger and 2. actually pay attention when this happens rather than shrugging and carrying on

[cbrachyrhynchos]

I don't see that coming from queer academics so much. And it should be possible to reasonably disagree on different priorities for activism and even community language. I see repealing anti-SSM laws as important because they were never about marriage to start with. But I don't begrudge people who think that suicide prevention, homlessness, trans* discrimination, community building, HIV, and anti-violence campaigns need more money and hands.