58 thoughts on “Are geek feminists more accepting of
trans women?    1. anonymous berlinerin      The first question
I thought might be an interesting discussion.      The wording
of the last one though makes it sound that by default trans
women are outsiders and don’t belong, haven’t contributed to,
haven’t always been a part of, are implicitly problematic
interlopers into the “geek feminist community”.      There isn’t
a lot of specifically trans women in geek/tech/STEM coverage on
geek feminism (nothing I could see in the wiki), which makes me
more than a little wary of this question.      You might want to
elaborate your position a bit before posing questions like that,
e.g. are you trans or cis, what prior research have you done
into this that led you to ask this, or perhaps more pertinently,
why do you want to know?      1. Mary Post author        Just to
clarify, although I’m sure most people know that the question-
asker and I are not the same person:       1. I’m a cis woman
2. The question aske