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It doesn't really matter if she is trans or not IMO. nobody deserves to be treated like that.
It does demonstrate the truism that transphobia doesn’t only harm trans people.
That's the whole point. Any woman who doesn't conform to the traditional stereotype can be targeted. This is in no way accidental.
Even traditionally feminine western women. They can just point to a minor detail like a wider mandible, a bit of hair on the upper lip or arms, a more developed Adam's apple, etc.
Exactly. The goal is to create a definition of woman sufficiently small that nobody can feel secure she fits in it.
This is one of the reasons one of the mantras is "trans rights are women's rights".
I've always heard it as "trans rights are human rights", is this a different form or does it have a different meaning?
I think it's probably more focused on those impacted most and (unfortunately) where the most sympathy is.
A lot of transphobia is under the guise of women's rights (sports, bathrooms). But also, anyone can (usually) participate it men's sports and men are generally not threatened by someone using the men's bathroom. That doesn't always apply. But it's usually women who suffer the most.
Yeah every concert/event I've ever been to the men willingly let women use men's bathrooms because the women's bathroom line is 4 times longer than the men's.
True, but it shows how even non-trans people are harmed by anti-trans hysteria and fear-mongering. Just like how even men are harmed by misogynistic policies and discrimination. Trans rights are human rights.