Another sign of how crazy things have gotten is that you wrote a sentence referring to women - meaning adult human females - as "non-transgender women."
What's more, in your sentence you put the actual women in second place after the faux wanna-be women - "transgender women and non-transgender women" - as though "transgender women" are the default and norm, and actual women are the outliers and oddballs playing second fiddle to the "male women."
We used to be known as just plain women. Then the genderists insisted we be called "cisgender women" even though most of us reject that modifier and find it offensive.
But now we're increasingly being referred to as "non-transgender women," which is even more demeaning and galling.
Recently I saw a court of appeals decision in a "transgender inclusion case" where the panel of judges ruled in favor of biological reality and sex-based distinctions in school sports and facilities like school locker rooms and bathrooms. But still, the judge who wrote the ruling referred to the two different groups under consideration whose rights had to be balanced as "transgender girls and non-transgender girls" (in that order too, with the male girls coming first) instead of as "girls and boys." Apparently, this alarming phrasing passed muster with all the other judges, law clerks and adminstrative staff who saw the decision in various draft forms before it was finally agreed upon, signed off on and published.
But at least "non-transgender girls" isn't quite as insulting as the host of other demeaning names the gender identity cult has invented for the female half of our species, many of which are truly dehumanizing - and are bound to do extreme damage to the self-esteem, dignity and mental wellbeing of girls and young women growing up now and in the future: vagina-havers, cervix-havers, uterus-owners, bleeders, menstruators, gestators, birthing people, people with the capacity for pregnancy, birthing bodies, milk producers, non-men...
I wonder if one day in the future, we'll be talking about the physical sex differences between "female girls" and "male girls," "women-women" and "men-women," and "female female athletes" and "male female athletes."
