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2023-06-21 16:34:11 UTC - NOT_HELPFUL

Rated by Participant: E7A1C2C3FF665763CAA1FF57A6CA4F197768E6656F5F82C56F35A8C823E2857E
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The note talking about the etymological origin of the “cis/trans” prefix misses the point. An ideological belief that a person can be classed as the opposite sex is needed to make it make sense. Otherwise a “trans woman” would be a biological female who identifies as a man. NNN

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