Everyday Feminism - aka Everyday Autism

For fun, I decided to check out what kind of special snowflake descriptions the authors have (not just the speakers).

Alex-Quan Pham: They are a Vietnamese femme. They are tender and dangerous. They love mangos. They have places to be and people to scare.

Hari Ziyad: They (their pronoun) are the Editor in Chief of RaceBaitR, a space dedicated to imagining and working toward a world outside of the white supremacist cisheteropatriarchal capitalistic gaze.

James St. James: He works as a transcriber for super-duper secret projects, tends to keep to himself, and is currently pitching a novel that scares agents. He uses his experiences as a way to reach out to others, usually by way of not keeping his mouth shut. When he’s not busy making cis gender people uncomfortable with his trans gender agenda, he likes to play vintage video games and eat candy.

Jezebel Delilah X: he is a queer, lush-bodied, Black, femme performance artist, writer, actress, educator, and Faerie Princess Mermaid Gangsta for The Revolution.

Justin Dennis: She’s a polyamorous, atheist, gender non-binary transwoman with a passion for fiction writing, feminism, and technology. She got her BA from Whittier College in 2015 doing a self-designed major called Writing Worlds, a mixture of creative writing and anthropology, focused on realistic fictional world building.

Katherine Rendon: is a second year student at the University of North Carolina Wilmington, pursuing a degree in English and Environmental Studies. When not arguing with people at parties over the importance of feminism and/or veganism, she can be found reading, watching Netflix, at a concert, or tweeting long rants. She doesn’t go anywhere without a reusable water bottle and firmly believes that selfies are important.

Robot Hugs: The creator lives in Toronto; they have a degree in Linguistics and a graduate degree in Information Studies. Specifically, they identify as a non-binary genderqueer peoplequeer mentally ill non-monogamous kinky critical feminist robot. Their hobbies include worrying, being concerned about things they can’t change, being angry, being uselessly angry, hiding from the world, and knitting.
 
For fun, I decided to check out what kind of special snowflake descriptions the authors have (not just the speakers).

Alex-Quan Pham: They are a Vietnamese femme. They are tender and dangerous. They love mangos. They have places to be and people to scare.

Hari Ziyad: They (their pronoun) are the Editor in Chief of RaceBaitR, a space dedicated to imagining and working toward a world outside of the white supremacist cisheteropatriarchal capitalistic gaze.

James St. James: He works as a transcriber for super-duper secret projects, tends to keep to himself, and is currently pitching a novel that scares agents. He uses his experiences as a way to reach out to others, usually by way of not keeping his mouth shut. When he’s not busy making cis gender people uncomfortable with his tranny gender agenda, he likes to play vintage video games and eat candy.

Jezebel Delilah X: he is a queer, lush-bodied, Black, femme performance artist, writer, actress, educator, and Faerie Princess Mermaid Gangsta for The Revolution.

Justin Dennis: She’s a polyamorous, atheist, gender non-binary transwoman with a passion for fiction writing, feminism, and technology. She got her BA from Whittier College in 2015 doing a self-designed major called Writing Worlds, a mixture of creative writing and anthropology, focused on realistic fictional world building.

Katherine Rendon: is a second year student at the University of North Carolina Wilmington, pursuing a degree in English and Environmental Studies. When not arguing with people at parties over the importance of feminism and/or veganism, she can be found reading, watching Netflix, at a concert, or tweeting long rants. She doesn’t go anywhere without a reusable water bottle and firmly believes that selfies are important.

Robot Hugs: The creator lives in Toronto; they have a degree in Linguistics and a graduate degree in Information Studies. Specifically, they identify as a non-binary genderqueer peoplequeer mentally ill non-monogamous kinky critical feminist robot. Their hobbies include worrying, being concerned about things they can’t change, being angry, being uselessly angry, hiding from the world, and knitting.

EDF has a special gift for making all its contributors sound totally insufferable.
 
I'm sure they'd be great fun at parties. And why are they all so fucking twee? They all seem to have the whole 'I'm a total badass who eats cis scum for breakfast but I also like kitties and pastel things uwu' shtik going on that you see on Tumblr.

I hate EF. Everyday Guilt Tripping, more likely. Every article is 'if you do this thing, you are a bad person. Here is how not to be a bad person. You don't want to be a bad person, do you? DO YOU?!' And the articles on race are so full of academic jargon they're barely accessible to a lot of people anyway.

ETA: I hate Robot Hugs. Shit comic is shit. In fact, none of the comics on EF are drawn by people with any artistic talent.
 
For fun, I decided to check out what kind of special snowflake descriptions the authors have (not just the speakers).

Alex-Quan Pham: They are a Vietnamese femme. They are tender and dangerous. They love mangos. They have places to be and people to scare.

Hari Ziyad: They (their pronoun) are the Editor in Chief of RaceBaitR, a space dedicated to imagining and working toward a world outside of the white supremacist cisheteropatriarchal capitalistic gaze.

James St. James: He works as a transcriber for super-duper secret projects, tends to keep to himself, and is currently pitching a novel that scares agents. He uses his experiences as a way to reach out to others, usually by way of not keeping his mouth shut. When he’s not busy making cis gender people uncomfortable with his tranny gender agenda, he likes to play vintage video games and eat candy.

Jezebel Delilah X: he is a queer, lush-bodied, Black, femme performance artist, writer, actress, educator, and Faerie Princess Mermaid Gangsta for The Revolution.

Justin Dennis: She’s a polyamorous, atheist, gender non-binary transwoman with a passion for fiction writing, feminism, and technology. She got her BA from Whittier College in 2015 doing a self-designed major called Writing Worlds, a mixture of creative writing and anthropology, focused on realistic fictional world building.

Katherine Rendon: is a second year student at the University of North Carolina Wilmington, pursuing a degree in English and Environmental Studies. When not arguing with people at parties over the importance of feminism and/or veganism, she can be found reading, watching Netflix, at a concert, or tweeting long rants. She doesn’t go anywhere without a reusable water bottle and firmly believes that selfies are important.

Robot Hugs: The creator lives in Toronto; they have a degree in Linguistics and a graduate degree in Information Studies. Specifically, they identify as a non-binary genderqueer peoplequeer mentally ill non-monogamous kinky critical feminist robot. Their hobbies include worrying, being concerned about things they can’t change, being angry, being uselessly angry, hiding from the world, and knitting.

It's like the virgin Olympics in here. Stiff competition in he categories of "tightest ass" and "driest pussy."
 
How many of these feminists are even women?
 
They probably get mildly bothered triggered by the mixed nut assortment and background music anyway. It's a mutually beneficial agreement.
They would think parties are rape and misogyny, and try to lecture (or, shout at) everyone for all the little "microagressions" they see take place... that is, if they even bother going to the party, because being invited to parties is the same thing as rape... but then they scream misogyny and discrimination when they find out there's a party taking place that they weren't invited to.
 
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Let's see what kind of privileges they accuse us of having: thin, male, straight, white, western, able bodied, white Hispanics/Latinos, light-skinned POCs, white-passing mixed race people, adult privilege against kids/teens (adultism), age privilege (being too old), wealth/social class, educational, standard American English privilege (you speak in native, articulate, grammatically correct English), Christian, social privilege (extroverts do better), neurotypical (you're not autistic or schizophrenic, etc), sexual privilege (you get more attention and benefits than asexuals), being a CIS, white gay male in the LGBT community and open relationships get more attention than alternate styles of non-monogamy. Whew!
 
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For fun, I decided to check out what kind of special snowflake descriptions the authors have (not just the speakers).

Alex-Quan Pham: They are a Vietnamese femme. They are tender and dangerous. They love mangos. They have places to be and people to scare.

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James St. James: He works as a transcriber for super-duper secret projects, tends to keep to himself, and is currently pitching a novel that scares agents. He uses his experiences as a way to reach out to others, usually by way of not keeping his mouth shut. When he’s not busy making cis gender people uncomfortable with his tranny gender agenda, he likes to play vintage video games and eat candy.
Someone needs to tell these people that "Scary" and "Creepy" are not synonymous.
 
For fun, I decided to check out what kind of special snowflake descriptions the authors have (not just the speakers).

Alex-Quan Pham: They are a Vietnamese femme. They are tender and dangerous. They love mangos. They have places to be and people to scare.

Hari Ziyad: They (their pronoun) are the Editor in Chief of RaceBaitR, a space dedicated to imagining and working toward a world outside of the white supremacist cisheteropatriarchal capitalistic gaze.

James St. James: He works as a transcriber for super-duper secret projects, tends to keep to himself, and is currently pitching a novel that scares agents. He uses his experiences as a way to reach out to others, usually by way of not keeping his mouth shut. When he’s not busy making cis gender people uncomfortable with his tranny gender agenda, he likes to play vintage video games and eat candy.

Jezebel Delilah X: he is a queer, lush-bodied, Black, femme performance artist, writer, actress, educator, and Faerie Princess Mermaid Gangsta for The Revolution.

Justin Dennis: She’s a polyamorous, atheist, gender non-binary transwoman with a passion for fiction writing, feminism, and technology. She got her BA from Whittier College in 2015 doing a self-designed major called Writing Worlds, a mixture of creative writing and anthropology, focused on realistic fictional world building.

Katherine Rendon: is a second year student at the University of North Carolina Wilmington, pursuing a degree in English and Environmental Studies. When not arguing with people at parties over the importance of feminism and/or veganism, she can be found reading, watching Netflix, at a concert, or tweeting long rants. She doesn’t go anywhere without a reusable water bottle and firmly believes that selfies are important.

Robot Hugs: The creator lives in Toronto; they have a degree in Linguistics and a graduate degree in Information Studies. Specifically, they identify as a non-binary genderqueer peoplequeer mentally ill non-monogamous kinky critical feminist robot. Their hobbies include worrying, being concerned about things they can’t change, being angry, being uselessly angry, hiding from the world, and knitting.

/r/TheSquadOnPoint
 
You know, I'd actually like to know what "peoplequeer" actually means (or what binary gender means- seems those terms pop up in SJW circles a lot)

Short answer::autism:

Long answer: It's queer theory taken to an extreme and used to signal membership in SocJus. Binary gender means that only two genders exist; male or female. Queer theory states that physiological sex doesn't necessarily determine what gender you feel like you are, or should be, or what sexual desires you have. So instead of black or white, there's many shades in between, so everyone can be a special snowflake.
 
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