Cistem Failure

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Exploring the intersection of blackness and cisgender identity, the author questions the implications of being cisgender in a world where feminist theory has challenged traditional notions of sex. Using cultural references and personal experiences, Bey critiques the limitations of cisgender categories, arguing that they fail to encompass the diverse expressions of gender. The text posits that blackness disrupts the normative coding of cisgender as white, advocating for an antiracist gender abolition that dismantles the regulatory frameworks of gender binaries.