If you read only one story today about politics, fashion, and vaginas, let it be this one.

The Women’s March chapter in Pensacola wasn’t having any of that “your vulva, your choice” sweet talk. They know transphobia when they see it. They’ve lived too long under the tyranny of expectations that all vaginas are pink to let this slide:

Kat Timpf tries to gently remind them that the pussy hat was a reaction to a specific comment, Trump’s infamous “grab ’em by the pussy” remark on the “Access Hollywood” tape. It has nothing to do with transgenders or gender writ large; it’s a symbolic rebuke to the president’s boorish macho boasting. Now, thanks to its popularity at the Women’s March in January, it’s become an even more abstract symbol of feminist opposition to Trump. Scrutinizing it for “inclusiveness” is like criticizing the Rosie the Riveter poster for presenting an unrealistically muscular depiction of women. You’re missing the farking point. And what’s worse, you’re missing it by overinterpreting a dopey tongue-in-cheek symbol of feminist unity. Is there no target too small and innocuous for these “woke” imbeciles to deconstruct to prove how progressive they are?