Inspired by an earlier post and subsequent discussion, I'm curious to know what you think.
We're all familiar with gender reassignment. What if someone white identified as black, or if someone Asian identified as Caucasian?
Imagine: Procedures and surgeries are available to change skin colour and facial features to transform a person of one race to look like the race with which they identify. Human rights laws will be put in place to protect people in this community.
How do you feel?
Is this any different from someone born male wanting to transition to female?
Caveat: For those claiming there is no such thing as race, as we are all part of the human race - we all get that. Please answer the question, or go answer another one entitled "I don't see colour."
I wouldn’t particularly care since I’m for individual rights that do not depend on immutable characteristics much less ones that people could surgically alter. I identify much more so as an American or a classical liberal than I do as white.
Racial reassignment? Really?
That's the most ridiculous thing I've heard today. It is, however, still early.
I understand "gender reassignment", because sometimes, nature gets it wrong.
Racial reassignment is straight-up stupid.
@TheMiddleWay Look, I see them as two entirely different things. I am not going to debate it with you.
I find the entire "identity reassignment" movement laughable.