Oops. They said the quiet part out-loud.

Transphobia has ALWAYS been about antisemitism. They're rooted in the same recruitment narratives.

http://politicalresearch.org/2019/02/20/racism-in-anti-trans-feminist-activism

from here: https://donotlink.it/JE5o3l 

STRONG CONTENT WARNING FOR ANTI-TRANS AND ANTI-SEMITIC RHETORIC AT THE JUMP

Wanna learn more about how deeply NECESSARY racism and anti-semitism are to anti-trans advocacy?

I put together a reading list!! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1F5vy5-A2as17Vi5Kp7xYouCMv6BaMcZ6NVZ5cyS_LX8/edit?usp=sharing

The book is being sold on Amazon and the publisher – Antelope Hill (WN) – is part of the Smile program.

Wanna get those reporting fingers some exercise today?

Follow @Chican3ry!!! https://twitter.com/Chican3ry/status/1332369686672142338?s=19

Hey, I'm gonna be nitpicky down here and remind y'all that not everyone who is anti-trans is a TERF.

For example, the author of this book is not a TERF. And the author of this article about this book is not a TERF, he's a white nationalist.

Heck, JKR isn't even a TERF. There's nothing radical about her feminism.

She just hates trans people, wishes they didn't exist, and thinks that trans peoples' existence is fundamentally antithetical to cisgender women's existence.

I study and write about anti-trans feminist rhetoric and advocacy, of which TERFs are a driving subset, but the world of anti-trans rhetoric is broader and more mundane than TERF-dom.

And it's important to be able to say "the far-right connects anti-semitism with transphobia."