Diocese of Huron to hold Queer and Trans* Virtual Workshops

I only have one question: Why is there an asterisk attached to “Trans”? Is it a wildcard that permits any other combination of letters? Like Transistor?

I know, I’ll attend this, it will explain everything:

Now I get it. Creating labels and terminology modifies reality: pronoun selection bends the universe to ney/nem’s will. I was right, a Trans* person really could be a Transistor.

Why has no one thought of this before? It’s so convenient.

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  1. I am equally bemused, in the Queer and Trans* 101 Virtual Workshop description, by “You will also leave with concrete tools ..”. A bit ambiguous, but I would assume tools for working with concrete rather than tools made of concrete. If so, what have any of the items you see in, for example,
    https://healthyhandyman.com/essential-concrete-tools-list
    got to do with what the workshop seems to be about ? Perhaps the Diocese of Huron, and the Anglican Church of Canada generally, would be better off with some sort of spiritual outreach to the people who work with concrete – wasn’t Jesus some type of construction worker with his dad before he took up his full-time ministry ? – than with pandering to those with a fixation on the “latest and greatest” edition of the Newspeak Dictionary.

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