Mark Steyn: "Man, I Feel Like a Womxn"

These are not the signs of a healthy world.



And ...

~Perhaps white people who prefer not to identify as white people could become whxte people - in the same way that a remarkable number of UK businesses are now using the word "womxn":

Companies have come under fire for using the word "womxn" instead of "woman," after worrying the latter word excludes transgender people.

Not so long ago, in the days of "sex changes", the point about becoming a woman was to become a woman. But now trans-women are a thing unto themselves, so the term "woman" is exclusionary. "I am woman, hear me ...pipe down about it in case everyone thinks I'm being non-binary-phobic."