I have admired SublimeFemme since I encountered her blog. This post is her her introduction to the Femme Social Movement. She includes us Mab (Male At Birth) Femmes which is less common than you might think.
Friday, February 19, 2010
Hands on Lesbian Sex Education for Bi-Girls
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Sexy & Powerful Queer Femme Fashion @EagleTavern
(Justin Bond Was Singing at The Eagle Tavern, an integrated Queer, Kinky Leather Bar)
Feb 19, 2010
I read once that before Miami Vice started filming Miami's colorful Art Deco waterfront, the city had let it fall into ruin. The Series gave Miami a image of itself.
Are Madmen's early sixties images having a similar effect on NYC's Femme Fashion? Anyway, SJ has created a very chic and powerful Femme Performance.
Wendy Brown's Scathing 8 Page Critique of Identity Politics
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Brown offers us an Anarcho-Libertarian reading of Feminist and Queer Liberation which fights the state at every turn. She critiques Identity Politics for embracing the State, The Courts & the Police. Brown offers a way for Postmodern Radicals to Twist the Libertarian Agenda into a Liberating Agenda. Right and Left can unite around rolling back the State and Empowering Choice at local and individual Levels.
A Femme Boy Working at a Local Castro Coffeeshop | Femme as alternative to Trans ((tag: GenderQueer, SanFrancisco, StreetFashion, Femme, HotPink, NeonYellow, Eighties, AvocadoGreen, Scarf, SF Winter, Pretty, Queer, MTF, Trans, usa, California, JasperGrego
Feb 19 2009
When I moved to the swiftly Gentrifying Chicken-town of Petaluma (Egg Basket of The World). I learned to tone down both my fashion and my portraiture. Subtlety is always a good skill. I traded my purple woolen tights in for black skinny jeans. My expression of Femme is very playful but less confrontational. My eyeliner is very visible, but within the parameters of Gay Mab-dom (Mab=Male At Birth). I recently traded dangly earrings for a couple of chic pearls. My current performance of Femme plays well in San Francisco too. I move through SF's social networks much more fluidly. One difference is that I am now trying to achieve recognition as Femme, which is pretty self apparent. How could you not project Femme upon me? I feel like I have more or less what I wanted to but could not achieve with a Transwoman or Genderqueer Identity. By making sociality into a debate about sex and gender Trans creates its own resistance. Trans then proceeds to attack this resistance with liberal moral blackmail.
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