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Many women because of circumstances or life course also don’t risk these forms of discrimination and hardship. If they experience do not does that make them less of a woman? Why are real hardships and discrimination experienced by trans women not also recognizable then?
There is no such thing as "less of a woman" or "more of a woman". Its not a quantitative thing. Men also experience hardships and discrimination. We can recognise this. It does not make them "less of a man" etc...
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Exactlymy point. So why can’t this apply for trans women.
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Why can't what apply? We can recognise that transwomen experience hardship and discrimination. But hardship and discrimination is not what defines being a woman. Nor are clothes or feelings or conforming to feminine gender stereotypes. Its female biology. Just that.
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