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Hillary Clinton is right to question transgender orthodoxy

13 November 2019

2:56 AM

13 November 2019

2:56 AM

Hillary Clinton’s BBC interview in London is making headlines mainly about Russia, but students of the debate about transgender rights and self-identification should pay close attention to another moment in the interview.

For Clinton, still one of the most prominent women on the left of politics in the world, said there are ‘legitimate concerns’ about the way the move to recognize transgender identities might affect women.

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