Transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney says transgender people have “Religion and Faith” For their use, and hope Americans will feel “hamed” about the government’s treatment of trans people in a CNN interview on Friday.
Mulvaney released a video in April 2023 revealing Anheuser-Busch as part of the promotion and celebrating Mulvaney’s transition to Girlhood.
CNN’s Sara Sidner asked trans people that when she was four, she told her mother as a trans person.
Transgender Dylan Mulvaney mocks Trump-era gender command
“I came to her and I said, ‘I think I, God, made a mistake. He put a girl into the boy’s body. She said, ‘God doesn’t make a mistake.’ In many ways, I still believe it’s true. “I think a lot of the time, queer and trans people feel alienated because we have the religion and faith to us.” ”
Mulvaney said in a CNN interview that she needed to take some time after she called it “beer gate”, which was her controversial partnership with Bud Light, which led to a huge rebound. (Getty Image)
Sidner later claimed that the government is currently pointing out trans people “in the most negative way” President Donald Trump “Two Genders” Executive Order.
Trump signed a Executive OrderOn the first day of his tenure, “defend women from gender ideological extremism and restore biological truth to the federal government.” The order requires the federal government to recognize two types of men and women based on unchanging biological characteristics, which must be reflected in official documents such as passports.
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“The whole government is actually focusing on transgender people in the most negative way. They are turning their passports into designated genders for people at birth. They say there are only two genders. There is only one bathroom that allows you to enter. Sidna asked.
Mulvani responded that no matter what the passport says, or why government officials call gender, it won’t change their identity and how they see themselves.
Mulvani replied, “Well, I just have to remember, no matter what my passport says, or you know the misunderstanding of me by government officials, that doesn’t change who I am, the people I see every day, and who I am trans people.”
The trans activist is outspoken to people who disapprove of Trump’s gender-focused executive order.
Trans-influencers continue to say that the government uses trans people as “common enemies” to disperse other problems facing the world. Mulvani also hopes people will feel “shamed” when looking back at this period.
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“You know, don’t bring it back [the musical] “Evil”, but they talk about finding a common enemy to disperse what is happening in the world. We are less than 1% and we really won’t hurt anyone. We are not monsters,” Mulvaney claims. So I hope that when we look back on this time, we will be ashamed of this look.”
Lindsay Kornick of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
