>and that's not the case. Trans people don't claim to be
>biological men or women.


There are plenty of transwomen who describe themselves not as transwomen but just plain women.

Infact, a person would be considered a dickhead and a jerk if they started pressing the issue and asking about their anatomy and what parts they were born with. You know this is true.

They don't try to act as if they've
>inherited the struggles of cis men or women, as they have
>their own. They're only seeking the freedom of their own
>gender expression. If Rachel Dolezal was aiming at expressing
>blackness as an expansion of racial expression rather than
>adopting blackness and its legacy of struggle, I could maybe
>see it for her.


Let me get this straight, you would be down for her if she HADN'T became an advocate for black people and working towards improving the lives of black people?

How ass backwards does that sound?


However, she's doing something completely
>different. So, if there are people trying to make
>"transracial" an actual thing, she's the last person you
>should use as an example.


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