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BONUS ROUND

My talk yesterday was really designed to be heard, especially the last quarter--so I recorded it! Have a listen, if it strikes your fancy!

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4 frame comic. the first frame shows Fredrick Brennan, the second shows the 8chan logo, the third shows the 8chan homepage, the fourth shows birds flying out of a tree near a house on a pink sky. the text reads, across the four frames : I was saddened to learn about the recent passing at 31 of fredrick brennan. he was born with brittle bone syndrom, an inherited genetic disease, and early in his life, deve- lopped the belief that people like him should be forcibly sterilized. at 12, he joined 4chan, which further radicalized him into incel culture and white supremacy. when 4chan banned discussions about gamergate, he decided to create the unmoderated 8chan. but after a few years, he realized how his creation brought out the worst in people. he gave the web- site to his associate, and went on to spend the rest of his life back- tracking on the politics of his youth, trying to get the website shut down and making amends. I wouldn't say that we were friends, but we did talk several times. he first reached out to me in 2018 to offer a formal apology for the harassment and doxxing I suffered from 8chan. after that, he kept monitoring the forums, and would let me know whenever people were planning to cause trouble at my public talks and things like that. when I think about brennan's complicated story and legacy, I'm reminded how people can change. his change of heart inspired me to keep creating through hardships. I hope you rest in peace, fredrick. apologies accepted.

Apologies accepted.

Plausible Deniability Comics, Embodiment Fantasies and the Rhetorical Fetishization of Transness

And the rhetorical followup:

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#4C26 has been,*hands down*, the best Conference on College Composition and Communication I've ever been to, and it's not even close. The panels absolutely slap, people are letting our hair down and being more authentic, they're talking about slowing down and resisting hyperproductivity--

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Oh, thank you!! I'm so glad!

BONUS ROUND

My talk yesterday was really designed to be heard, especially the last quarter--so I recorded it! Have a listen, if it strikes your fancy!

stainedglasswoman.substack.com/p/plausible-...

Small but mighty crew: #Adequate contributors meet up at #4C26

I dare many things!

But seriously, I warned y'all this one was a banger.

It's too tall!! I had to fit them onto slides! I tried it but it was COMPLETELY illegible.

I'm glad!

I'm... sorry? Is sorry correct here?

More than that, I want to introduce it as truth into the scholarly conversation. 🤭

So what if I pitched this as the title for my conference presentation for the conference next year:

"My Breasts Are Legally Significant: Transphobic rhetoric in health insurance"

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It's nice to know you have an effect on people. 🤭

Lmaoooooo love you Jen!

I'm so glad!!

Yesssss

Might as well put the exclamation point on it. 🤭

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Mmmm, are those O's really big enough though...?

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Glad you like it!

Thank you! I absolutely love this dress.

Hiiiiii sup 🤭

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Thank youuuu

I'm so glad! And I am *so* proud of it.