When I first read your blog title ‘Marginalized Men Can Lack Intersectionalism Too’ I assumed your blog was about applying intersectionality to men. Like examining the mix of being a black man (presumed by a racist society to be violent and sexual) and disabled (presumed by an ableist society to be powerless and asexual). Now that would be super interesting! I think we need more writing like that.
But it looks like your blog is about the fact that marginalized men can be sexist too, focussing mostly on ‘gay men can be sexist too’ and ‘black men can be sexist too’. While that is all true and important, I think there is already quite a lot of writing on that so I’m not particularily interested in following one more blog on this topic, but I’ll share this message with my followers to those who are interested can follow you.
