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==About== | ==About== | ||
| − | + | [[Anti-trans]] is advocacy which has the ''net effect'' of needlessly working against the [[social right]]s or equality of [[transgender]] people. It is not ''necessarily'' malicious in intent, though it always seems to inevitably point towards unspoken [[transmisia]] as a root cause. | |
| − | There are also a growing number of self-identified [[feminist]]s who | + | Anti-trans advocacy takes a variety of forms. |
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| + | As overtly religious arguments lost traction over the late 2010s (having shed most of their credibility during their [[homomisia|war on gay people]]), people holding those views have found more subtle ways to lend their ideas plausibility and have reoriented their focus toward criticism of [[transgenderness]], which lags behind [[homosexuality]] in its popular acceptance. | ||
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| + | There are also a growing number of self-identified [[feminist]]s and "pro-woman" advocates (not necessarily feminists) who represent themselves as believing that trans rights represent a threat to women's safety. Since these people do not represent the majority of feminists (or even the majority of [[cisgender]] women), they have become referred to as "trans-exclusionary radical feminists" or "[[TERF]]s". | ||
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| + | The TERF branch of anti-trans advocacy most notably represents a growing political force [[/UK|in the UK]], where trans rights have been well established for some time but legal improvements and updates are needed in order to accommodate improved understanding. | ||
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| + | * [[/JKR]]: author J.K. Rowling has been a heavy promoter of anti-trans beliefs and sentiments | ||
| + | * [[/UK]]: anti-trans advocacy in the UK | ||
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===Related=== | ===Related=== | ||
* [[TERF]] ideology heavily promotes transmisia, whether accidentally or not | * [[TERF]] ideology heavily promotes transmisia, whether accidentally or not | ||
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==Advocates== | ==Advocates== | ||
A list of people who promote transmisia, whether accidentally (via being honestly taken in by misinformation) or deliberately: | A list of people who promote transmisia, whether accidentally (via being honestly taken in by misinformation) or deliberately: | ||
Revision as of 18:35, 2 August 2020
About
Anti-trans is advocacy which has the net effect of needlessly working against the social rights or equality of transgender people. It is not necessarily malicious in intent, though it always seems to inevitably point towards unspoken transmisia as a root cause.
Anti-trans advocacy takes a variety of forms.
As overtly religious arguments lost traction over the late 2010s (having shed most of their credibility during their war on gay people), people holding those views have found more subtle ways to lend their ideas plausibility and have reoriented their focus toward criticism of transgenderness, which lags behind homosexuality in its popular acceptance.
There are also a growing number of self-identified feminists and "pro-woman" advocates (not necessarily feminists) who represent themselves as believing that trans rights represent a threat to women's safety. Since these people do not represent the majority of feminists (or even the majority of cisgender women), they have become referred to as "trans-exclusionary radical feminists" or "TERFs".
The TERF branch of anti-trans advocacy most notably represents a growing political force in the UK, where trans rights have been well established for some time but legal improvements and updates are needed in order to accommodate improved understanding.
Pages
- /JKR: author J.K. Rowling has been a heavy promoter of anti-trans beliefs and sentiments
- /UK: anti-trans advocacy in the UK
About
Related
- TERF ideology heavily promotes transmisia, whether accidentally or not
Advocates
A list of people who promote transmisia, whether accidentally (via being honestly taken in by misinformation) or deliberately:
- Alice Dreger
- Graham Linehan UK
- J.K. Rowling: UK TERF, supports Maya Forstater, repeats myths
- Maya Forstater: UK TERF, repeats myths
- Paul McHugh: US; bad science; gender fundamentalist
- Ray Blanchard: US/CA; bad science; says homosexuality is "not normal"
Links
- CWRE: Myths/transgendrity: popular myths about transgenderness
Related
- 2020/10/02 [L..T] Young trans men share brutal accounts of conversion therapy camps, where they were abused and forced to carry heavy rocks “...in June, J.K. Rowling liked a tweet from a Canadian anti-trans organisation called We The Females opposing a proposed law in Canada that would ban conversion therapy for LGBT+ youth, including trans kids. [..] Like other anti-trans organisations, We The Females propose that trans youth should be subjected to “gender-critical therapy”, to deter or prevent them from transitioning. Gender-critical feminists often claim that affirming therapists railroad youth. ”
- 2020/07/27 [L..T] Just an ordinary TERF talking about biology Myers dissects some bizarre arguments from @lissyboops, who is apparently of the TERF persuasion.
- 2018/02/15 [L..T] Transgender Women Aren't "Women" "I wanted to talk about the fact that I personally find it kind of offensive when transgender people don't own the fact that they're trans." Video is Tweeted, and much debate ensues.