Stripe Gandara's guest appearances

Stripe Gandara

Women's Liberation Radio News

Mary Oliver

Julie Bindel

Julia Long

Donna Freitas

JILL STEIN

Nina Paley

Lierre Keith

Meghan Murphy

Abigail Shrier

Elizabeth Miller

Cindy Sheehan

Andrea Dworkin

Linda Conroy

Ruth Greenberg

Rainbow Star

OwlTail

Stripe

Stripe Gandara, a butch lesbian who holds her PhD in Gender and Sexuality Studies from the University of Nebraska, was a panelist in the discussion called "Between Butches: Maintaining Sisterhood, Survival, and the Specificity of Womanhood in a Post-Trans World." The discussion took place at the first annual Lesbian Film Festival in Paducah, Kentucky in September, 2016.WLRN's Thistle Pettersen starts by asking her what it means to be in a "post-trans" world and is surprised by her answer. You will notice that Gandara, like other butch lesbians on the panel are truly feminist in their choice to embrace their womanhood and sisterhood, yet they are still trying to co-exist with transgenderism. Using a lot of academic language, they make it seem like co-existence and mutual support are possible, which is not the view of radical feminists who understand the violent nature of the take-over of women's spaces and culture by trans activism and ideology. To view the panel discussion in its entirety, click on this linkhttps://www.facebook.com/resin.rebel/videos/vb.100008977329477/1577114385931124/?type=2&amp;theater

Stripe Gandara, a butch lesbian who holds her PhD in Gender and Sexuality Studies from the University of Nebraska, was a panelist in the discussion called "Between Butches: Maintaining Sisterhood, Survival, and the Specificity of Womanhood in a Post-Trans World." <br><br>The discussion took place at the first annual Lesbian Film Festival in Paducah, Kentucky in September, 2016.<br><br>WLRN's Thistle Pettersen starts by asking her what it means to be in a "post-trans" world and is surprised by her answer. You will notice that Gandara, like other butch lesbians on the panel are truly feminist in their choice to embrace their womanhood and sisterhood, yet they are still trying to co-exist with transgenderism. Using a lot of academic language, they make it seem like co-existence and mutual support are possible, which is not the view of radical feminists who understand the violent nature of the take-over of women's spaces and culture by trans activism and ideology. To view the panel discussion in its entirety, click on this linkhttps://<a href="http://www.facebook.com/resin.rebel/videos/vb.100008977329477/1577114385931124/?type=2&amp;theater" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.facebook.com/resin.rebel/videos/vb.100008977329477/1577114385931124/?type=2&amp;theater</a>

WLRN interview with Stripe Gandara