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i am here to ruin your gender

2024-10-16 19:15:15.110943+02 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

I have been wondering where some of the exploration of gender and sexuality that we saw back in the '90s, Carol Queen and Pat Califia and so forth, have gone. It's good to see some of it back: i am here to ruin your gender

gender, like Judith Butler famously says, is a performance—but some of us don't follow the script. some of us won't follow the script.
and some of us aren't even satisfied with not following the script either. no, we want to burn the whole stage down. trans, not as in transition, but in transgression.

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