What is the maximum extent to which we are allowed to disagree with transgenderism (on the Dope)?

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@DocCathode

I identify as a Jew. Nobody on this board has in 25 years told me that I am not a Jew. Questioning “religious dogma” is not nearly the same as questioning some one’s religious identity.

I have been told by a Black Hebrew (they believe Africans are the real Jewish people and for some reason centuries ago a bunch of white Europeans stole their name) that I was not a Jew. I simply replied “Don’t tell my mother. It would break her poor heart.”

You are correct in alluding to the fact that there are groups such as the Black Hebrew Israelites who are extremely concerned with identifying who the “real Jews” are.

I do not believe you are correct in asserting that either the BHI’s opinion on this issue nor the mainstream Jewish response would be barred from discussion here according to the “no challenging identities, even by implication” pseudo-rule. For many reasons, including the fact that discussions of who is or is not a Jew have in fact happened here for decades including long after the huge focus on trans issues began, and have not, in fact, been curtailed by any such rule.