URI Gender Studies Professor Under Fire For Criticizing "Trans" Movement

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Hughes’ piece, published Feb. 28 on a fourth-wave feminism website called 4W, argued that “the trans-sex fantasy has imagined—and is enacting—a world in which how a man feels is more real than his actual reality. And now the fantasy has the weight of the federal government behind it.”
   The professor began her column by arguing that conspiracies on the right, such as QAnon, have counterparts on the political left, that being the “trans-sex fantasy,” which she defines as the “belief that a person can change his or her sex, either from male to female or from female to male.”
   “The biological category of sex, particularly women’s sex, is being smashed. Women and girls are expected to give up their places of privacy such as restrooms, locker rooms, and even prison cells,” she wrote.

What Hughes wrote shouldn't be the least bit controversial. Except for the bit about men's feelings. Our "elite" rulers couldn't give a rat's ass about the feelings of men per se. What matters is the feelings of men who belong to some progressive-preferred group. In the identity-politics hierarch, of course, women come last of all the favored groups. Only straight, white, non-"gender"-misrepresenting men are lower on the totem pole. In fact, they're not on the totem pole at all. They're on a different totem pole. They're the demons.

   Anyway: the rest of what she wrote isn't controversial unless you are tangled up in the progressive web of lies and delusions. It's insane that she's getting any flak for it at all. News flash: men aren't women. Men can't become women. If you think those facts are in any way unclear, that's your problem, not that of the rest of us.