At some point, I would think actual, biological woman would start getting fed up being replaced by biological males trying to make a political statement. Geena Rocero, a biological male from the Philippines who transitioned has been name as a finalist for Glamour Magazine’s “Woman of the Year” award for 2023.
It’s not like I can really boycott Glamour magazine. Not like I would ever read it, or much less use it for toilet paper.
Glamour magazine has named a male-born transgender model as one of its 2023 Women of the Year awardees.
The magazine named Philippines model Geena Rocero as one of its seven women of the year picks in its November 1 announcement.
In its retrospective of Rocero’s career, it is revealed that the Filipino model got started when an adult drag queen groomed a then 15-year-old Rocero for a stage career.
Drag performer Tigerlily Garcia Temporosa, who is described as a “mentor and community mother,” praised Rocero as a “rising star” as a young teen.
“At 15 years old she took the highest titles here in the national pageant,” Temporosa enthused. “I [was] so proud and so happy. A lot of good transgender [competitors] wanted me to handle them, at that time, with Geena rising as a promising star.”