>So I am NOT the authority on how transracialism has been
>defined up to now. I'm learning.

I was pushing for real world examples for a reason. The transgender movement is about real people's lives. The transracial conversation that you are having is about your misunderstanding, much of it fueled by your imagination.

I also suspect, of course, that it's about your negative attitudes toward transgender identity. I doubt you've given the real-life struggle for LGBT rights even a fraction of the the advocacy that you've lended to a hypothetical plight that you first heard about last week.