Okay the article just gets funnier as you read on:
"To spell it out even more clearly, I don’t socially exist as a hippopotamus because a hippopotamus is something other than a human, and however I “identify,” my body is unproblematically read and treated as a human body."
Are you sure this isn't satire? Those other guys recently pulled a joke with that "conceptual penis" article. Get ready for a boatload of crazy, a werewolf is mentioned for some reason.
"Firstly, there is an indisputably creative dimension at work in the making of xenogenders. Could it be that those planets and constellations are, as Hale suggested should be done, using the “soft, permeable edges [of the multiple, overlapping boundaries of gender categories] as sites for creative production of new, more just genderqueer discursive locations and structures” (Hale 235)? Could it be that the framework of transgender has accidentally, but perhaps productively, enabled other kinds of becomings to be thought, claimed, lived? Secondly, as much as I love to psychically explore the cosmos and think of myself as a baby hippopotamus, I share the concern that those multiplying, non-material identities are actually damaging (trans)feminist politics by displaying a new essentialism and positing analogies that do not make any sense from a materialist perspective – one is not oppressed as a werewolf as one is oppressed as a trans person: to claim otherwise is, as expected, infuriating for many of us. "
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