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Input: > and while Greere's early work is well admired her stance on trans people is not.    But her stance inevitably follows from her early work! As far as I understand it, the foundational principles of radical feminism are that males and females have no innate psychological differences, gender is entirely a social construct, and must be abolished to end female oppression. Which is clearly incompatible with the belief that transwomen have female brains that compel them to express female gender roles, and if deprived of that they (and most cis people probably) will become unhappy to the point of attempting suicide.    Every time a liberal feminist repeats that gender is a social construct with no biological basis, they affirm that part of the ideology and they only manage to avoid the conclusion by purposefully not thinking it through.

no