what do you wish you’d learned in gender studies
/women’s studies/women’s and gender studies?
I’m working on an essay about queer feminist praxis and am interested in the gaps people experience between what they learned in school and what skills/insight they’ve needed/wanted outside of school.
examples: recognizing, naming, and pushing back against transmisogyny; how to negociate boundaries in interpersonal relationships; respectfully and openly talking about sex work, kink, and pornography (with people who make/do/engage in those things)
leave your comments below, or send me a message.
thoughts?
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future-matt answered:
Carla Lonzi
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first day of my intro class, years ago, the prof had all the students introduce themselves
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shuddertree answered:
what i wish i had done: taken women’s/gender studies classes.
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cyansix answered:
What I wish I didn’t learn: that there are cultural boundaries between what’s liberating and what makes you a whore. Intellectual hypocrisy.
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