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LGB ErasureNPR casually erasing same-sex attraction while also making pride all about the T

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[–]pacmanla 6 insightful - 1 fun6 insightful - 0 fun7 insightful - 0 fun7 insightful - 1 fun - 2 years ago (0 children)

Not even close. "people of color" are the main ones offended that white males are bringing in real struggles of oppression & what their ancestors went through, & comparing it to someone not being able to get sexual/romantic interest. It's insulting to them. These individuals who "identify" as something they're not & having mainstream media & money behind them is happening, because these are predominantly white males identifying as trans if you go behind the curtains. They use "people of color" as a mascot, but behind close doors it's predominantly white males into the "gender woo woo".

If "people of color" were truly the predominantly ones "identifying" with this nonsense, I guarantee mainstream media would not push it nowhere near as hard, or fund it. Simply put, people of color are mascots for this nonsense, but talk to them & peek behind the scenes, it's predominantly white males complaining about not being able to "identify" with what they're feeling at the moment.