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As per the principle of ''intersectionality'' (appropriated from [[black feminism]]), transgender activists often say that the feminist movement should not only include transwomen's concerns, but outright center them in many discussions, as otherwise the feminist movement might fail to sufficiently address their concerns. | As per the principle of ''intersectionality'' (appropriated from [[black feminism]]), transgender activists often say that the feminist movement should not only include transwomen's concerns, but outright center them in many discussions, as otherwise the feminist movement might fail to sufficiently address their concerns. | ||
=== Collusion with "sex work" activism === | |||
For reasons not entirely clear, many if not most transgender activists also seem to support the "sex work" movement which tries to paint prostitution as harmless work and opposes measures to end women's sexual exploitation, such as by criminalizing the buying or procuring of sexual services. Possible explanations for this collusion might be: | |||
* The over-arching ''queer ideology'' which is at the roots of both transgender ideology and absolutist sex liberalism, resting many of its ideals on ''transgression'' of social norms and morals, without regard to ethical concerns | |||
* The transgender movement being dominated by [[Autogynephilia|autogynephilic]] men who are interested in upholding a society in which women exist for male sexual pleasure | |||
* Anti-feminists supporting both the transgender movement and the "sex work" movement, simply because they see both of them as weapons against women's liberation | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||