@sgsjwi8fjejwilt@TransF1xed Well stop because that’s not the point of intersectionality stop coining black terms to decenter black people that’s very much racist
okay, so INTERSECTIONALITY? a BLACK trans women will face more than a WHITE one? wow thats so crazy. notice how the “trans woman” is still important to face the axis at all tho
There’s something so annoying about white queers trying to co-opt intersectionality and try to change what it actually centers. Intersectionality centers race and how it changes people experiences with their identity so no it won’t center things outside of the racial aspect
@sgsjwi8fjejwilt@TransF1xed No it’s not because intersectionality centers race and how it impact other identities! The traness isn’t the center it’s the race!
@stefisgirlnow@TransF1xed You added the origins but missed the point of the ideology abeg white girl your failed attempt of explaining intersectionality to a black person is a bust
Your statement completely misses what intersectionality actually is. The whole point of intersectionality is to highlight the different aspects on how race impacts once’s identity so to pull “well we are both trans” misses the entire point of intersectionality
@TransF1xed “Well we are both queer” completely undermines the black experience in the community and the danger we face because of our blackness. That’s why their statement is idiotic because they act as if their transness cancels the white privilege they have
@TransF1xed Because it’s completely ignores what intersectionality actually is. The whole point of intersectionality is about cross identify. A black trans woman will experience more danger compared to their white counterparts because of their blackness. White queers trying to say-