When I filled out the papers for my second covid vaccination I checked “Female,” and then saw that I was offered the option of “Prefer not to say.” I felt good about the fact that the LGBTI population was being taken into consideration.(The I stands for Intersex, about which I was totally ignorant). I decided if I was ever offered the choice I would check that box, to support those groujps of humans who experience what has been called “medical racism.” I had an eye-opening experience this morning when I visited Intersex and Transgender on Google. The illustration above comes from one of those sites. The articles explain the difference.
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Everyone should be shown compassion but must we change our laws to fit 1.7 percent?
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Which laws are you referring to? The statistics refer only to babies born with mixed genitals, as many as redheads who are born with their physical attributes: more than 3 million in the US. I was surprised also, after reading Intersex and Transgender on Google.
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And only if you should be unlucky enough to be one of the three million innocents.
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I’m referring to laws promoting transsexual benefits over women’s rights, like in athletics…maybe that doesn’t necessarily fit babies born with mixed genitals.
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Thanks for the info. I am smiling, Lynn
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