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Have you ever desired to have both a penis and a vagina? An Ontario man referred to as K.S. is seeking to undergo a vaginoplasty while also keeping his penis intact at a gender-affirming hospital in Austin‚ Texas. Being that he’s “literally a mix” of genders‚ the man is in the middle of a court battle to force his Ontario insurance to pay for the procedure. According to the National Post‚ the case “reflects a small but growing demand for niche surgeries for people who identify as non-binary‚ meaning neither exclusively female nor exclusively male.” K.S. presents more as a female but says he doesn’t feel fully female‚ hence why he wants to keep his penis. In 2022‚ when K.S. initially requested the procedure‚ his Ontario’s Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) denied his request for a penis-sparing vaginoplasty that would be performed at the Crane Center for Transgender Surgery in Austin. He could get it done‚ but the insurance wouldn’t fund it. Related: Celebrating Sin: Drag Jesus‚ Transgender Bunnies &; LIES Obviously‚ this wasn’t the answer K.S. hoped for‚ so he complained to Ontario’s Health Services Appeal and Review Board which insisted that OHIP was wrong in its decision. The board ruled that “a vaginoplasty is among the 11 external genital surgeries listed for public coverage‚ and that it shouldn’t inherently include a penectomy‚” the National Post added. K.S.‚ who is now 33‚ has apparently struggled with his identity since he was a teen and “doesn’t completely align with either the male or female genders.” His doctor noted how important it was for K.S. to have both a penis and a vagina.  “It is very important for [K.S.] to have a vagina for her personal interpretation of her gender expression but she also wishes to maintain her penis‚” the doctor wrote in a letter to OHIP adding that K.S. "is transfeminine but not completely on the ‘feminine’ end of the spectrum [and] for this reason it’s important for her to have a vagina while maintaining a penis.” I don’t even know how that would work - but then again‚ I don’t want to have to visualize anything to try and find out.  “K.S. argued that forcing a non-binary person to undergo binary surgery — male to female‚ or female to male — would only exacerbate her gender dysphoria and would be akin to an act of conversion therapy‚” the National Post reported. Additionally‚ K.S. wants to keep his penis out of concern for the “urological rerouting.” Kinda funny that K.S. is worried about possible complications‚ given that walking into this sort of elective procedure is asking for complications. The case has now been moved up to Ontario’s Superior Court of Justice‚ but no official decision has been made about whether or not K.S.’s desires will be covered by insurance. I’m absolutely flabbergasted that this is even a story and dumbfounded at the fact that it isn’t made up‚ but instead that someone is so delusional and out of touch with reality that they think this is a normal desire. Follow us on Twitter/X: MRCTV's @tierin_rose joins OAN to talk The White House's transgender Easter celebration‚ grandpa's chestfeeding‚ and Lizzo's retirement. pic.twitter.com/ohZmKlr7jg — MRCTV (@mrctv) April 3‚ 2024

MSNBC’s Joy Reid closed out the Tuesday edition of The ReidOut by welcoming Damario Solomon-Simmons‚ an attorney representing survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre who are seeking reparations. During the interview‚ Reid claimed‚ without any evidence‚ that Oklahoma is seeking to ban teaching about the massacre. Reid claimed that “Oklahoma is a state that is not exactly in favor of telling all of the history‚ as that justice made it clear‚ they don't do that.” She then asked‚ “What do you make of the fact that even now you have some Oklahoma officials who are trying to ban history that would include the history of the Tulsa massacre‚ even as your case is going on?”     The Tulsa Race Massacre has been part of Oklahoma education standards since 2002. In 2019‚ the state made those requirements even more specific. What Reid is probably trying to say‚ in her usual dishonest way‚ is that anti-Critical Race Theory laws that ensure that today’s students are not made to feel responsible for yesterday’s crimes are somehow stifling teachers‚ which makes no sense given the standards explicit mention of the massacre. For his part‚ Solomon-Simmons tried to portray this fake controversy about history in schools to real struggles for civil rights in previous decades: You know‚ Joy‚ I remember 20‚ 25 years ago‚ when I was in college‚ a freshman‚ myself in college‚ I was thinking man‚ I wish I was born‚ you know‚ during the 60s and fight those fights. I never thought I'd be fighting the same type of things today and that’s what we are actually doing and it's sad and‚ you know‚ I speak to my 88-year-old father-in-law‚ who just turned 88 a couple of weeks ago‚ Aubrey Winston and I was saying ‘man‚ can you believe we are still dealing with the stuff you were dealing with growing up in the 40s and 50s’ and‚ you know‚ it’s‚ kind of‚ disheartening but‚ at the same time‚ I'm blessed to stand on the shoulders of the ancestors who have gone through so much more.  The comparison was crazy enough that Solomon-Simmons implied that he didn’t actually believe it‚ “I mean‚ your great new book Medgar Evers and the love with his beautiful wife‚ Mrs. Evers‚ I’ve reading that just thinking about this man with fighting in Mississippi in the 50s and the 60s when houses were being bombed‚ people were getting shot at‚ he was assassinated‚ so as hard as it is right now for us‚ it really pales in comparison of our ancestors.” The duo deciding to lament non-existent history bans suggests they missed the day when their teachers went over the importance of citing your sources. Here is a transcript for the April 2 show: MSNBC The ReidOut 4/2/2024 7:59 PM ET JOY REID: You obviously‚ Oklahoma is a state that is not exactly in favor of telling all of the history‚ as that justice made it clear‚ they don't do that. What do you make of the fact that even now you have some Oklahoma officials who are trying to ban history that would include the history of the Tulsa massacre‚ even as your case is going on? DAMARIO SOLOMON-SIMMONS: You know‚ Joy‚ I remember 20‚ 25 years ago‚ when I was in college‚ a freshman‚ myself in college‚ I was thinking man‚ I wish I was born‚ you know‚ during the 60s and fight those fights. I never thought I'd be fighting the same type of things today and that’s what we are actually doing and it's sad and‚ you know‚ I speak to my 88-year-old father-in-law‚ who just turned 88 a couple of weeks ago‚ Aubrey Winston and I was saying “man‚ can you believe we are still dealing with the stuff you were dealing with growing up in the 40s and 50s” and‚ you know‚ it’s‚ kind of‚ disheartening but‚ at the same time‚ I'm blessed to stand on the shoulders of the ancestors who have gone through so much more.  I mean‚ your great new book Medgar Evers and the love with his beautiful wife‚ Mrs. Evers‚ I’ve reading that just thinking about this man with fighting in Mississippi in the 50s and the 60s when houses were being bombed‚ people were getting shot at‚ he was assassinated‚ so as hard as it is right now for us‚ it really pales in comparison of our ancestors and I’m glad to stand on their shoulders to try to make life better for African-Americans and for this entire country.