is xenofeminism really that obscure and niche when talking about queer futures? why does no one talk about it or reference it on their video essays?
Out now: »Xeno«, in: Florian Arnold, Johannes Bernhardt, Daniel Martin Feige, Christian Vater (Hg.), Digitalität von A bis Z, Bielefeld: transcript, 2024. #digitalität#abisz#xeno#samantaschweblin#kentukis#xenofeminism#entfremdung#alienationwww.transcript-verlag.de/978-3-8376-6...
hahaha I really want xenofeminism to take off someday lol
I barely understand this context but that's not at all why xenofeminism is called that; I think its just unproductive to look at these things as unified movements (there is internal diversity from the WKKK to the anti-gender Freewomen... all in the early 19th century alone)
if someone says "the feminist rhetoric was right about these things, BUT..." that's different (which is exactly why xenofeminism is called that, it entails the "but" intrinsically)
hard same agreed and the joy I felt when I discovered the xenofeminism movement
there's still a fundamental tension between xenofeminism and more mainstream perspectives and while this tension is real, it seems secondary to the existential battle between reactionaries with state power and people who want freedom of form. ...but as normie passing i have less skin in the game
Bitches don't even know how I'm doing practical xenofeminism in my computer shit and integrating computer shit into my expression of gender. I don't give a shit if I misinterpreted the g/acc blackpaper, I'm doing it my way and random shits on the dead birdsite can't stop me lol
Guess what?! It's cyborgs week in my grad class!!! My class decided they wanted to read some of my new book CYBORG in our mix of texts this week 💓 Incredible to think of my work in conversation with other texts that have meant so much to me over the years
