Please go easy on me if this is a stupid question.
If gender is simply the socially constructed expectations of how people should behave and dress, why isn't the trans movement gender critical? Surely to break down these societal expectations is in their interests (just as it is in the interest of women, feminists argue)?
Instead, the trans movement seeks to enshrine in law the very structure that makes living their own lives as they wish, free from constraints of societal expectations, so very difficult.
Why is that? Or have I totally misunderstood?
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Why aren't transactivists gender-critical?
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oxcat1 · 15/06/2021 11:24
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