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LEFT WING LOONS Title: Women Cry Foul as Glamour Magazine Names Bruce Jenner ‘Woman of the Year’ The magazine is expected to formally announce its choice of Jenner as woman of the year, along with actress Reese Witherspoon, on November 3. Criticisms are already piling up from women who find the choice of Jenner to be demeaning, and are falling into two main camps. First, out of all the real women in the world, could Glamour not find one worthy of the title of Woman of the Year without needing to fish in the male pool of boys dressing as girls? Second, what in the world has Jenner done in the past yearother than get a makeoverthat qualifies him as a model for achieving woman around the world? In a stinging commentary, Nicole Russell writes that by choosing Jenner as woman of the year, Glamour endorses the idea that men are better at being women than we are. Russell compares Glamours insulting maneuver to a cover of New York Magazine featuring transgender Martine Rothblatt as the highest-paid female CEO in the nation. Apparently real women cant cut it, so weve got to import men into our ranks to win awards, Russell notes. Jenner might feel like he is a woman, she writes, he might want to be a woman, he might be living as a woman, but thoughts do not generate biology or reality. Australian-born feminist Germaine Greer accused Glamour of misogyny in its decision to award Jenner its woman of the year award, noting that transgender women are not women and do not look like, sound like or behave like women. I think misogyny plays a really big part in all of this, Greer said, that a man who goes to these lengths to become a woman will be a better woman than someone who is just born a woman. Meanwhile, writing for Celeb Dirty Laundry, Andie Howard channeled the anger of readers who want to know what Caitlyn did besides transition from male to female in order to deserve the honor. In 2015, Bruce Jenner became Caitlyn Jenner and it took a lot of courage to transition in such a public way. That said, does Caitlyn deserve to sweep every award show for having gender reassignment? What else has she done? Or, as writer Laura Meyers put it, What has Caitlyn done for womanhood other than simply become a woman? Its what she does as a woman, to overcome struggles of womanhood, to advance womanhood, to inspire womanhood, that deserves an award, Meyers writes, noting that Jenner hasnt even made a sandwich yet. Meyers compares Glamours unfortunate choice with the woman who carried home the award last year: You know who won Woman of the Year last year? Lupita Nyongo. Not only does Lupita have boobs like Caitlyn, but this woman was born in Mexico, raised in Kenya, attended college in the United States, graduated with a Bachelors degree in film and theater studies, and recently just won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress, receiving a standing ovation at the ceremony for her performance. Thats what she did for womanhood. As a woman, thats a hell of lot more inspiring than Caitlyns transformation. On second thought, however, maybe Glamour didnt go far enough in its creativity. As Russell writes, if were going with a man for woman of the year, why not consider Vladimir Putins suggestion: Barack Obama. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top Page Up Full Thread Page Down Bottom/Latest Begin Trace Mode for Comment # 9.
#1. To: cranky (#0)
Just when you start to think the world can't possibly get any crazier........ Then again,WTH do these sexist "genderists" (new word) think they are that gives them the right to discriminate against Brucie over a little thing like his penis? I say he/she/multiple choice/whatever should sue the hell out of them!
Leftards have to prop up themselves/their ideas some how and this is the way they always do it. Give themselves/other Leftards some meaningless award and fawn like crazy over it...
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