Simone de Beauvoir's provocative declaration, “He is the Subject, he is the Absolute—she is the Other,” Does such a statement have implications for the transgender?
Think of this dilemma for the transgender person; s/he comes upon two opposing marches
one, a feminist march for the rights of women
and on the opposing side of the street a march by men demonstrating their rights
against their oppression by feminism,
Which march does s,he join,
Answer s,he notes a balloon passsing by s.he grabs hold of the string and and is hoisted above both demo's lofted in the air she cries out 'PASS'
Excuse the levity
Think of this dilemma for the transgender person; s/he comes upon two opposing marches
one, a feminist march for the rights of women
and on the opposing side of the street a march by men demonstrating their rights
against their oppression by feminism,
Which march does s,he join,
Answer s,he notes a balloon passsing by s.he grabs hold of the string and and is hoisted above both demo's lofted in the air she cries out 'PASS'
Excuse the levity
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