Doing my duty for the cause

[juansavage1]

This cartoon has been on some feminist websites (Feministing: Thanks to Victor Entrepuertas and Anonima P. for this gem, which succinctly calls out male “feminist” allies’ mansplaining, gaslighting, misogyny, abuse, and more) and the one for medical service provider Planned Parenthood.

 

 

One of the criticisms leveled at all of us is: 

 

As much as I think I am an ally to womxn, I do not focus my work where it can make the most impact: other men. By pushing away relationships with men, I impose the burden of my emotional labor on the womxn in my life.
 

Guilty. I'd like to start off a discussion of what we can do to further social justice for women [sic] and soon-to-be women [sic]. 

Edited January 5, 2016 by Juan Savage

[Blarg]

You spend a lot of time finding weird shit to imitate yourself with.

[Glen]

You spend a lot of time finding weird shit to imitate yourself with.

"Research."

[Rico]

I'm so proud of you Juan for coming out!

[Adam]

That image is too busy

[red321]

[mtangelsfan]

I'm glad that one dude was wearing a Dodgers cap instead of an Angels one.

[Taylor]

I'm glad that one dude was wearing a Dodgers cap instead of an Angels one.

 

His vocabulary is far too advanced for a Dodger fan.

[juansavage1]

"I don't like you giving examples of my ideology so you're gay, which is supposed to be OK, but I use as an insult."

 

Ha. Anyways, I look up to your intellects, as you know. Do you agree with their assessment of their allies (you)? Do you think you can do more?