This being an old document, it's not surprising that it contains some questionable language/rhetoric:

- The asexual identity here is seen as something that only people who aren't into sex can be, which is a harmful notion that leads to gatekeeping and erasure of sex-neutral and sex-favorable aces;

- Pronoun usage is like "him/her" instead of "them";

- This seems to be from a radical feminist perspective, so I'm not sure how much of this is entrenched into anti-kink/monosexist/cissexist/colonialist/etc. rhetoric.

However, it's good to have a piece of asexual history around.

GDocs: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pTtn8Pb5uvtpz1bEhm_22GoCVxlWA_4V5YoXBk2Mnqs/edit

Scribd: https://pt.scribd.com/document/414122159/The-Asexual-Manifesto-Lisa-Orlando

#asexual #asexualHistory #aceHistory

“Where were you when…?” A History of Asexual Inclusion

http://historicallyace.tumblr.com/post/146262756292/where-were-you-when-a-history-of-asexual

http://historicallyace.tumblr.com/post/146268437437/where-were-you-when-a-history-of-asexual

#asexual #ace #AceHistory

Pessoas por trás de alguns dos meus Tumblrs preferidos, HistoricallyAce e MakingQueerHistory, foram entrevistadas para esse artigo: https://theoutline.com/post/5065/tumblr-asexual-history-bloggers-ace-historical?zd=3&zi=7qo2d2tt

#assexual #assexuais #HistóriaAssexual #asexual #ace #AceHistory