(June 16, 2015 at 11:21 pm)bennyboy Wrote: Yeah, that was me. This tendency to demand that all cases fit into a single word is the real root of these evils. In the case of the OP girl, it's more mysterious than in the case of transgender people, though. I just can't see a problem with a woman saying, "My parents are white, but my husband and kids are black, and I hope you will accept me as a person who identifies with black culture." Why did she have to pretend?
I totally agree... that's what Caitlyn Jenner did by going from being a famous male athlete to being a woman on the cover of Vanity Fair. "I was born a man, but I identify as a woman and I hope you will accept me as one," seems to be the message she was trying to convey, don't you think?
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