I understand that if someone feels they are a woman, they can identify as a woman.
Furthermore, if another person dismisses that identity or ridicules it, society often views that as unacceptable—sometimes even as a serious offense. People who make such statements can face social consequences, losing respect, credibility, or even their positions.
This raises a question: why doesn’t the same principle apply to race? If gender identity is recognized, why can’t someone also identify as belonging to a different race? The only reason seems to be that the idea itself provokes strong reactions and upsets many people.
Furthermore, if another person dismisses that identity or ridicules it, society often views that as unacceptable—sometimes even as a serious offense. People who make such statements can face social consequences, losing respect, credibility, or even their positions.
This raises a question: why doesn’t the same principle apply to race? If gender identity is recognized, why can’t someone also identify as belonging to a different race? The only reason seems to be that the idea itself provokes strong reactions and upsets many people.
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