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		By: Miss Margo		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I&#039;m totally down with Second Wave feminism and Andrea Dworkin&#039;s work changed my world view, but I cannot, for the life of me, understand the hatred some radfems bear towards trans women.  I really, really just don&#039;t get it.  Trans people are some of the most vulnerable and disenfranchised people in society, and reading their stories brings tears to my eyes...tears of compassion, not pity.

A feminist whose stock in trade is fighting the oppression of women ought to be able to recognize oppression when she sees it.  Because that&#039;s what it is--oppression.  Bigotry is personal preference and an entitlement.  Oppression is political--it is the practice of bigotry. 

I was somewhat active in feminist politics for years, volunteering for Planned Parenthood and joining NOW.  I never once encountered a pushy trans woman (or ANY trans woman) pushing into womens&#039; spaces or doing anything hostile or inappropriate.  In my experience, Trans folk keep mostly to themselves, probably because they&#039;re scared and intimidated by hateful assholes.  

It&#039;s a shame.  Nobody deserves that.  The harassment of trans women by RadFems is just plain BULLYING and it makes me sick to my stomach.  I mean, fuck.  Who could be lower on the social hierarchy than a transsexual prostitute?  A homeless addict?  You have to bully the most defenseless?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;m totally down with Second Wave feminism and Andrea Dworkin&#8217;s work changed my world view, but I cannot, for the life of me, understand the hatred some radfems bear towards trans women.  I really, really just don&#8217;t get it.  Trans people are some of the most vulnerable and disenfranchised people in society, and reading their stories brings tears to my eyes&#8230;tears of compassion, not pity.</p>
<p>A feminist whose stock in trade is fighting the oppression of women ought to be able to recognize oppression when she sees it.  Because that&#8217;s what it is&#8211;oppression.  Bigotry is personal preference and an entitlement.  Oppression is political&#8211;it is the practice of bigotry. </p>
<p>I was somewhat active in feminist politics for years, volunteering for Planned Parenthood and joining NOW.  I never once encountered a pushy trans woman (or ANY trans woman) pushing into womens&#8217; spaces or doing anything hostile or inappropriate.  In my experience, Trans folk keep mostly to themselves, probably because they&#8217;re scared and intimidated by hateful assholes.  </p>
<p>It&#8217;s a shame.  Nobody deserves that.  The harassment of trans women by RadFems is just plain BULLYING and it makes me sick to my stomach.  I mean, fuck.  Who could be lower on the social hierarchy than a transsexual prostitute?  A homeless addict?  You have to bully the most defenseless?</p>
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