This is getting a little in the stale news category, but is still relevant, since the main stream media did not report on it. Biologist and Nobel Prize winner Christiane Nüsslein-Volhard gave what she believes is a scientific refutation of the transgender agenda. There are two sexes, biologically defined, “There’s the one sex that produces the eggs, has two X chromosomes. That’s called female,” she said. “And there’s the other one that makes the sperm, has an X and a Y chromosome. That’s called male.” People cannot change their gender, which is biologically defined, merely surgically and hormonally mask it.
What about intersexuals, people with both male and female parts? True, they exist, but are statistically rare rare. However, this does not show that the general category of male/female fails, since the intersexual characteristics are defined using the male/female categories in the first place. The mere existence of intermediate colours on a spectrum, does not prove that primary colours do not exist. Micro-organisms that have qualities of plants and animals do not show that there are no plants or animals.