I'd definitely also say you should check out Mike gouldhawke's @historyiswhat.bsky.social website it's an amazing resource to get into anarchy
historyiswhat.noblogs.org/anarchists-o...

I wish you followed nz suekama back when you were on twitter because like she's a Black trans fem anarchist doing great work that's largely unknown
theanarchistlibrary.org/library/nsam...

did your friendship with the anti extremism lady turn you away from anarchism?
did she like deliberately move you away from anarchy because it's an extreme ideology?
because I remember you in the thought slime server and being much more radical a while back?

gently offering up this criticism of prole feminism which dives into rad feminism from a black transfeminist as next on the reading list
g (@/disrupthehuman on the other site) is very good in general
wish she was over here
www.patreon.com/posts/ourobo...

have you heard about Sam nordquist yet?
bsky.app/profile/assi...

as I do without them
I never heard transmisogynoir until seeing nsambu za suekama & other black transfems on the old site posting about it
again I'm not saying yiu must retweet I'm just well always curious or about everyone's experiences in the world

Can I ask in good faith why?
I'm curious because I know I may socmed differently
for me finding news & seeing what ppl have to say about the world analyzing it (what ppl usually call discorse) is the reason I use socmed
like I'm grateful for all the trans ppl I've seen I wouldn't know as much

this is like unfortunately ableist language & that's not getting into a non black talking about a black person like this
we can critique things without resorting to ableism & fanon is talking about bourgeois & leaders derailing revolution
like you see the first nations politicians

like maybe read it with others
do a study group include black radicals
or read writings on it from black radicals
as they're an indigenous person there's Glen Sean clouthards "Red skins white masks" which draws from fanons "black skins white masks" that might be interesting & help open minds

I do think our friend here is being to harsh & should give it more time
like fanons criticisms of the national bourgeois & the pitfalls of nationalism & leadership is important for anarchists
nonblacks also will read the book differently than Black ppl
ppl bring in their own biases & assumptions