> equating political rights with social norms is a false dichotomy. But one begets the other, no? See also all this noise from TN and FL about crossdressing be

> equating political rights with social norms is a false dichotomy. But one begets the other, no? See also all this noise from TN and FL about crossdressing being a sex offense. People are more okay with women looking masculine than men looking feminine, and now we're seeing laws that reflect that. Similarly, because men aren't viewed as nurturing or whatever, they're far more likely to lose custody cases in court. There's absolutely tight bindings between political rights and social norms, and similarly I think there's a lot to be learned from the contrast between men and women's distinct challenges.