What liest behind the concept of allyship / being an ally? In what contexts can a different understanding of how we relate to each other and connect for the purpose of achieving our political goals be helpful? What does this mean for the attitude of hackers/activists and the values that are always present and on-goingly negotiated in our interaction and communication with each other? What are the advantages and disadvantages of “FLINTA*-only” feminism in the context of political organizing and with regard to the strategic intention of transforming social conditions collectively? How can men (by this I mean above all people who were raised as such and who predominantly identify and feel comfortable with this gender category) become more involved in feminist (as well as intersectional) struggles and use educational and reflection programs that are supported and implemented by men themselves in order to fight and be active together for a better world?
Let's get in touch with each other and discuss. I have a few concepts in my luggage, but above all I want to learn from others and their experiences in order to make progress in my own thinking and actions. There is still a lot of work ahead of me and us.
All genders welcome, men / male-identifying in particular.
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