"still a man or a woman"

Are they?

What is a man? What makes a man a man?

Being a man is defined by a combination of personal character, responsibility, and actions rather than just biology.

I have met many adult males in my life that I would not call a man. Just as I have met many adult females I would not call a woman. Because they have not earned that title.

"And I typoed it..."

I hate it when that happens.

"left wing dogma"

lol.

How is it that reality based, balanced, educational, and essential reporting , all while maintaining professional journalistic standards became called "left wing dogma"?

"Nothing bad can happen. It can only good happen."

Yay. Another lawsuit. More lawyers.

Meanwhile.

Don't use the post office. Use a drop box.

"Personalities and personal expression exist along a binary."

I knew that was BS as soon as I saw it. Because I have lived life and encountered a lot of personalities in my time.

While HISTORICALLY categorized into binary frameworks (e.g., masculine/feminine, active/passive), modern psychology and sociology recognize that personalities and personal expressions exist along a fluid, multidimensional spectrum rather than a strict binary.

Personality traits show that individuals fall anywhere along a continuum rather than into "either/or" boxes.

"The idea that we need to categorize each and every possible 'failure" and create a separate class of victimhood for them is preposterous, and impossible."

Whaa! Exceptions are impossible! Preposterous!

What are we to make of females who have both X&Y chromosomes.

What are they to make of themselves?

Estimates for the number of females with XY chromosomes (46,XY females) vary depending on the specific underlying condition, but they are generally considered rare. According to research from Aarhus University, approximately 1 in 15,000 people with XY chromosomes grow up as females.

Syndrome (CAIS): Estimated at 1 in 20,000 to 1 in 64,000 male births (who then develop as phenotypic females). Some sources estimate it as 1 in 40,000 to 60,000.

Swyer Syndrome (Complete Gonadal Dysgenesis): Occurs in approximately 1 in 80,000 to 1 in 100,000 people.
45,X/46,XY Mosaicism: A condition where some cells have one X chromosome and others have XY. This affects roughly 2.1 per 100,000 live-born females.

Sex is influenced by more than just XX or XY chromosomes. Factors include hormonal signalling (like the SRY gene) and how the body responds to those hormones.

Life is not black or white. Neither is biological sexual identity or orientation.

Biological sex and sexual orientation exist along a complex spectrum rather than a strict binary, with science highlighting that sex is determined by a mix of chromosomes, hormones, and anatomy, rather than just external genitalia.