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0:41Now PlayingControversial social media influencer and alleged sex trafficker Andrew Tate trolled an activist sharing a gender-inclusive message Sunday by claiming to be a woman — going as far as changing his bio to say “The Most Googled woman in the world.”
Tate was responding to Nina Turner, a senior fellow at the Institute on Race, Power and Political Economy, who tweeted on Saturday, “If someone says they’re a woman, they’re a woman. Not a tough concept.”
“I’m a woman,” Tate replied.
In his apparent attempt to rile others up, Tate quote tweeted the message with several shirtless photos of himself doing stereotypically masculine things like smoking a cigar, boxing and flexing his muscles.
The former kickboxer and self-proclaimed misogynist then updated his Twitter bio to say “Woman,” before changing it to say, “The Most Googled woman in the world.”
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