Caitlyn Jenner denounces the attacks of the LGBT community against her

Caitlyn Jenner has never hidden being on the right of the political spectrum, supporting the Republican Party and often being benevolent towards Donald Trump. However, it seems her political views are becoming increasingly incompatible with who she is and, given her fame, what she stands for. The transgender personality has thus received the wrath of many people in the transgender community after supporting the words of the senator from Tennessee.

Republican Marsha Blackburn relayed on Twitter Dylan Mulvaney’s video, which has become famous on TikTok since chronicling his transition. In this clip, she evoked her crotch, always visible under her close-fitting clothes.

In legend, the politician wrote: “Dylan Mulvaney, Joe Biden and the dingoes of the radical left want to make this nonsense the norm. »

Threats and misunderstanding

Caitlyn Jenner has bliss the senator for having “the guts to speak”. And to add: “Let’s not normalize what this person does. It is absurdity. “The ex-wife of Kris Jenner then used the masculine to gender Dylan Mulvaney.

The messages asking him to correct his mistake poured in, but apparently so did the threats. “I have never received so many death threats, sent to me and my team, hate messages, as this week. This all comes from the supposedly “inclusive” LGBT community. I am so sickened by these hateful individuals threatening my life to speak my mind on a hot topic of the day,” Caitlyn Jenner wrote on Twitterwhich is not its first clashes with the LGBT community.

As for Dylan Mulvaney, she responded to Caitlyn Jenner in a TikTok video. She recalled that they are both “privileged transgender women” and that “it comes with a responsibility”. Explaining that she has “respect” for the former Olympic champion, having also transitioned, she confided the pain she felt at being called a man. “That you, you call me a man, it’s just… awful,” Dylan Mulvaney said.

“I’m curious if you can remember the early days of your transition and how embarrassed you were about your body, or strangers giving you dirty looks. That’s why I made this video. Because I was embarrassed and wanted to reclaim my body in a positive way. Now you take that and turn it into something really ugly,” the TikTok personality added.

In a press release, Caitlyn Jenner said it was “a member of her team” who misgendered Dylan Mulvaney on her Twitter account and apologized. However, she maintains the rest of her remarks.