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Zhēn de Gender

A queer feminist anthropologist exploring the realities of culture, gender, and sexuality in contemporary Asia

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How to check your privilege: some thoughts on allyship, intersectionality and privilege
Sex Education: Self-education
Uncovering history: women founders of the United Nations
Sell-by Date: Fertility and F**kability
Words and Women: Shelley Winters

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2021 is the first time that voluntary questions about gender & sexuality will be included on the UK census!

Amazing! This is the kind of honesty and realness that we need! Going to start all my emails with “due to the patriarchy” from now on! #feminism #patriarchy

TRANS RIGHTS! Geddit?

My latest article quotes @renieddolodge who last week became the first black British author to top British book charts. It’s clear why she’s at the top - her brilliant writing makes a tough topic accessible for any reader - but not why she’s the FIRST. In 2020. This is one example of systemic and structural racism. We need to check our privilege as a start to undoing these structures. Download my quiz if you need a jumping off point. Link in bio. .

Something I touch up in my latest article: I’m straight passing, which is considered privilege in a world where #heterosexual = normal/neutral. But how is part of my identity being erased a privilege? .

NEW POST! Reflecting on my own privilege led me to think more on the statements white, heterosexual, cisgender people use to exclude themselves from conversations about race, sexuality, gender, and more because they feel accused of privilege, or that the conversation doesn’t apply to them. .

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