TRANSPHOBIC Caller Doesn't Like Comparisons | Matt Dillahunty & Justin DZ
May 12, 2026
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Cortez from New Jersey calls in frustrated that trans people draw comparisons to the African American struggle — a comparison he finds insulting. What follows is a recurring demand from the hosts for a single concrete example, which Cortez never provides. Along the way, the call exposes a simpler desire underneath the stated grievance: the freedom to criticize trans people without being called out for it. Matt, whose wife is trans, dismantles the "it's a choice" argument, the "special rights" accusation, and the confusion about what trans people actually want — all before Cortez accidentally concedes the entire point and the call ends.
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