Montana, you nitwit! I'll have your hand for that!

It's used in the media to dehumanize and marginalize trans people and by people who hate trans people to put us down. So, when you use it, you're indistinguishable from a hateful person and thereby encourage that hate. Using better words, like "trans" as an adjective, demonstrates that you care at least in theory…

You're cis and you have no say in whether trans people should let this kind of thing slide. Just like a white person has no say in whether the black community should let the use of "n*****" slide.

Friendly fyi: there's a space in "trans woman", like "bi woman" or "gay man".

But free speech! :'(

And of course they're not going to equate any form of nudity with porn and vice versa as there is no consistent definition for porn. No, that would be silly.

Fellow white people:

So nobody knows Howie Felterbush?

ENDA protects trans people as well as queer people. You make it sound like it only protects queer people in your article. And it seems like you're equating "gay" with "LGBT", when they're very different things.

"Transexual" isn't even a correct word. It's "transsexual"—the Latin prefix is "trans". And, besides, the word "transsexual" is an overly clinical term used to marginalize many trans people and has a pretty shitty history. You shouldn't use it. Please just go with "trans people". Or "transgender people" if you still…

When people ask "What are you?" that's when you should start clicking your tongue wildly and blinking your eyes sideways. Then you cartwheel away screaming "They knowwwwwwww!"

No, but saying a person has nice skin because of their race or that all people of their race have nice skin is racist.

Intent is pretty irrelevant here. Everyone believes they are justified in their own minds. His advice still perpetuates rape culture.

And as we know, advocacy is a utilitarian zero sum game.

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>No, gender roles are inexorably tied to gender identity.

No, gender roles are what are traditionally imposed on us. Gender is just the way people communicate their sexual characteristics, preferences, and personality in context with their culture.

But there's such immense variety in the human experience and human brains and intellect that a slight deviation in the average between "males" and "females" doesn't really amount to much individually, and it's definitely not something we should be generalizing upon.

>more a tongue in cheek commentary on sexism

YELL.