An interesting bit of the Allison Bailey tribunal:
Good grief. I don’t know who JR is but…oy. It wasn’t called “gender critical,” obviously, but that’s because there weren’t men running around saying they were women. But yes it was all about women as opposed to men, which necessarily means it was about women as women, women of the female sex, women not men.
How did we get to this place?
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5 responses to “Mary Wollstonecraft was a TERF”
Post-modernism meets identity politics. Nonsense results.
Of course.
See The Case for Women’s Suffrage, 1907, passim:
iknklast @#1:
PoMo transgenderism: sounds like the start of a fashionable trend. Alongside Transgender Postmodernism, the two should form a memorable combo.
The sophomoric character of their reasoning never ceases to make my eyes roll. I’ve never seen anyone have a harder time understanding the problem with saying that people in the past didn’t [dis]approve of something that didn’t exist and wasn’t conceived of until recently.
Same. And this is presumably a grown-ass adult and a law professional, and yet here is this drivel.