Jenner Woman of the Year
Dirtie_Frank
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I seen that Jenner was named woman of the year. Does anyone think this is a slap in the face of women? Especially since he has not been a she for more than a year. I would think that the two women who went through Ranger School might have been a better choice or someone who did something more than for a publicity stunt. I know that there are more pressing issues in the world but I wanted to know peoples thoughts. I also posted a reply to the Jenner in AET, but I thought it was more appropriate here.
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I am tired; my heart is
sick and sad. From where
the sun stands I will fight
no more forever."
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Award shit is weird shit.
(hi, chadwick!)
And actually, while pondering this before posting, I do disagree with the "hardest part of being a woman" part of her speech. Perhaps said in jest, but really...fuck that.
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http://www.bellanaija.com/2015/11/16/caitlyn-jenner-says-the-hardest-part-about-being-a-woman-is-figuring-out-what-to-wear/
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That is so unbelievably trite and shallow that I don't even know where to begin. It doesn't even work as a joke.
But that comment about the hardest part of being a woman is insulting to other women. How many hardships do women all around the world deal with, and to trivialize it with a statement like that. Like I said, it doesn't even work as a joke.
And why?
I don't give two shits whether Bruce wants to be Caitlyn, a gorilla, or an alien- whatever makes him happy, but what about him is award worthy? I would think Joe Blow that doesn't have the fame and support behind him as he surgically changes his gender- punching the clock to sneers and jeers- is more worthy of an award than Bruce.
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I'm now off to worry about what I shall wear tomorrow.
More proof that you can change as much as you want on the outside, but you can't change who you are on the inside.
I'm sure there were at least a thousand more women more deserving of this "award".
Right, you got it!
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mookey gave me a smile yet again.
Good one, Mookey!
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Go Caitlyn.
And thanks for making some humans squirm.
"Hear me, my chiefs!
I am tired; my heart is
sick and sad. From where
the sun stands I will fight
no more forever."
Chief Joseph - Nez Perce
Secondly, she really IS helping people. I am very passionate about the rights and acceptance of the LGBT community, and no matter what Jenner has been up to for the past decade or so, she really is a loud voice for that cause. She isn't just on TV. She is spending her time visiting kids and their families who are going through the same struggle that she went through all her life, and she really has played a big role in bringing the real issues related to transgendered people into the spotlight, which DOES lead to greater acceptance. I think she's a perfectly good choice for woman of the year. Of course there are TONS of other women who might have also deserved the honour. But I think Jenner is one of them, and is as a good choice as any other might have been, for distinctive reasons. I think it is a huge shame that so many people can't see past the stupid Kardashian bullshit (which really is garbage) and see what Jenner is actually doing NOW, but what she's doing now truly is important for a lot of people, and for equality.