transphobes see this post and their first thought is not how horrific imprisonment is, but instead how delightful violence against their chosen targets is. they relish the chance to call the beaten, the abused, the murdered, a man.
@b1naural Queer history is something entirely seperate from Obriens troonjak musical. Pretending like the two are at all linked just bc RHPS is from the 70s is ridiculous. Like saying you currently cannot live in Detroit unless you specifically have no criticism of Blue Collar (1978)
Remember when Walter White vetoed the idea of cooking meth in a tortilla factory because “anything related to food is going to have unannounced government inspections”? Truly a relic from a different era.
700 million would be, like, so much money
I could not only live comfortably for the rest of my life but also use a lot of that money to help other trans people succeed. Hormones, surgeries, education and career financing- like, c'mon, 2 years no sex for that is a no-brainer
@cutencrass Comparing Marsha P. Johnson, a trans woman who fought to redefine the social position of transfemininity, to RHPS, a movie about how trans women are exactly what society thought they are, is appalling