A video of the event has surfaced, which shows Caitlyn attempting to reason with the group who continue to shout aggressively at her. One protestor can be heard shouting “You are an insult to trans people, you are an insult to women”.
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Jenner had just spoken to a group of 1,000 people at the 7th annual Speaker Series luncheon for the Chicago House, an LGBT support group.
Caitlyn Jenner is under attack by protesters at a Chicago Event. The I Am Cait star was walking to her auto when a group of angry protesters, who call themselves “I Ain’t Cait”, began screaming things like “you’re an insult to women” “you are an insult to trans people”.
Chicago House, a nonprofit who claims to support those of us in the LGBTQ community who experience marginalization, homelessness, and economic exploitation, is holding a fundraiser this Thursday.
Or, should Caitlyn’s trans-detractors remember what it’s like to have insults hurled at you just because you don’t meet someone else’s expectations?
In a recent interview, Kris dished on her ex Caitlyn Jenner’s transition and what she thinks about the athlete’s changes.
Christina Kahrl, who hosted the event, told Entertainment Tonight that this wasn’t quite what they had in mind.
Black, who declined to give her real name, said Jenner’s background doesn’t reflect that of many other transgender people, especially in Chicago.
Kim – who is expecting her second child with husband Kanye West – thinks the fact her whole family always make one another their top priority has been key to making their unit “stronger” than ever.
According to Daily Mail United Kingdom, however, the protesters were vicious in their comments about Jenner, purportedly calling her “a clueless rich white woman”.
On a cached version of the now-deleted Facebook group that advertised the scheduled protest, a group that goes by the name “I Ain’t Cait” wrote an explanation of why they were staging a protest.
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Despite admitting that she’s still learning how to live as a trans woman, Caitlyn has taken the knowledge she’s already accrued and put it to good use, visiting LGBT youth centres in California to offer counsel to young people struggling with gender identity. “I work every day as a community activist, and I have no job”.
