The Amazons' OTHER Brothers: Encounters with Other Male Feminists

[ahunter3]

I emigrated to New York City in 1984 in hopes of finding my people, other sissy femme males tired of the shit we have to put up with in this patriarchal society, other femme fellows who had had enough of it and had become social activists about it. And to join the feminists, my sisters who had most visibly indicted sexist expectations and gender

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[kanzeon_2040]

It's really difficult for people to just admit that people are people. The ruling classes have always kept us down by promoting various sub-identities and then claiming that one sub-identity is superior to the others, getting us to fight over these concepts. But instead of abandoning these identities we continue to fight over whether this or that sub-identity is truly superior to the others. The anti-racists vs. the racists, for example. We continue playing the identity games that were imposed upon us, instead of realizing that we're all just people. We're all racists, for example. Anybody who plays along with the concept of race is racist. As anybody who plays along with the concept of gender is sexist