ding
@not.dingherself.com
philosopher @barnard.edu working on conceptual, normative, and jurisprudential issues about gender and its embodiment; “has a very specific sense of humor” and an em dash problem; they/she/my love; not.dingherself.com
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+ a funny-yet-tender provocation to denaturalize the cis by @not.dingherself.com, a case for taking passing as a form of trans rebellion too by Scout Etterson 4/
October 23, 2025 at 6:48 PM
+ a funny-yet-tender provocation to denaturalize the cis by @not.dingherself.com, a case for taking passing as a form of trans rebellion too by Scout Etterson 4/
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Tl;dr: in the United States, with very limited exceptions, you cannot sue the federal government without its consent. It's a vestige of the divine right of kings. And it was adopted by the founders for multiple reasons, but one was so enslaved people couldn't sue the federal govt for their freedom.
October 4, 2025 at 9:36 PM
Tl;dr: in the United States, with very limited exceptions, you cannot sue the federal government without its consent. It's a vestige of the divine right of kings. And it was adopted by the founders for multiple reasons, but one was so enslaved people couldn't sue the federal govt for their freedom.