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So your position is that a person is female simply by virtue of claiming that they "identify as" female. Is a person black simply by virtue of claiming that the
by alentist 5y ago
So your position is that a person is female simply by virtue of claiming that they "identify as" female. Is a person black simply by virtue of claiming that they "identify as" black?
> I didn't skip Biology 101.
Looks like you did. Chromosomes carry the genome.
- zaarn 5y agoI am aware Chromosomes carry the genome, but leading the question is not quite fair as well. Since sex and gender were topics, it was well evident that I was talking about Chromosomal differences between humans, NOT gene-level differences. It looks like you skipped out on Biology 101, otherwise the difference would be clear in context and upon my elaboration. Good day.
- alentist 5y ago> I was talking about Chromosomal differences between humans, NOT gene-level differences. Since the former includes the latter, your excuse makes zero sense. It sounds like a convoluted attempt to obfuscate the fact that you thought "chromosomes" was synonymous with "allosomes". > It looks like you skipped out on Biology 101 How so? This is a weird projection. You're the one who clearly didn't know what chromosomes are. Finally, you still haven't answered the question: Is a person black simply by virtue of claiming that they "identify as" black?