Kamryn Wilson, a 25-year-old trans woman in Iowa, also holds right-wing beliefs. She is a member of Young Americaβs Foundation (YAF), an organization dedicated to helping young conservatives spread right-wing values on university campuses. Sen. Ted Cruz has spoken at YAF events, and the organizationβs president, Scott Walker, has a track record of supporting anti-LGBTQ policy. Though Wilson believes there are transphobic voices within the Republican Party, she does not see them as fundamental to the ideology of the GOP. βThe conservative party is not a party that is designed to hate trans people,β Wilson told Uncloseted Media and GAY TIMES. βThere are people in higher-up positions in the [GOP] that are not fond of trans people, and they voice those opinions very loudly. But it is not a consistent [ideology].β Wilson thinks concerns that Trump is curtailing trans rights are overblown. She believes the president is exclusively concerned with trans people on the far left, who she sees as having a tendency to exaggerate. βHeβs coming for a subset of the trans community. The same people that have constantly said that misgendering someone is violence are the same people saying Trump is coming after [them],β she says. βTrump is coming after far-leftism.β Though Wilson believes Trumpβs threats are overblown, the president has passed a litany of anti-trans policies. These include banning trans and nonbinary people from military service, removing the T from LGBT on government websites and banning trans people from receiving passports with the correct gender marker. Despite this, Wilson says she hasnβt faced significant hardship under the Trump administration. βNothing of note has really happened to my rights.β
For these transgender conservatives, political identity, gun rights and distrust of the left outweigh the GOPβs escalating attacks on their
Wilson believes transgender people should be able to use bathrooms that correspond to their gender, but she thinks this access should only be granted to trans people who βpass,β meaning their appearance is perceived as aligning with their gender. βPeople that have been transitioning for one to three years, then we can talk about using the womenβs restroom. Those people start to have more estrogen in their system than testosterone, and they tend to live life very femininely,β she says. Because Wilson herself is early in her transition, she chooses to use the menβs restroom. βI think that there should be a passability line,β she says. βI started HRT about a month and a half ago. Iβm nowhere near that line yet.β
Shocking - being trans doesn't stop someone from being a complete dumbass
Also, I have been on hormones for over four years. I have boobs and facial hair. Please, Ms. Wilson, tell me how I pass and thus which bathroom I'm allowed to use.
















