Milo, I think this argument needs to be made much more vigorously because it really tests the logic (or lack thereof) in gender theory.
If gender is a construct, then why isn't race? There are far more innate biological and genetic differences between males and females than there are between Black and White people.
Milo, I think this argument needs to be made much more vigorously because it really tests the logic (or lack thereof) in gender theory.
If gender is a construct, then why isn't race? There are far more innate biological and genetic differences between males and females than there are between Black and White people.
The young man you engaged clearly has a dim recollection of Dolezal's experience. She wasn't allowed to identify as Black, so why in the world would you be allowed to identify as White? I would have pushed him to explain this double standard.
Milo, I think this argument needs to be made much more vigorously because it really tests the logic (or lack thereof) in gender theory.
If gender is a construct, then why isn't race? There are far more innate biological and genetic differences between males and females than there are between Black and White people.
The young man you engaged clearly has a dim recollection of Dolezal's experience. She wasn't allowed to identify as Black, so why in the world would you be allowed to identify as White? I would have pushed him to explain this double standard.