Has Identity Politics Gone Too Far? (Feat. Anti- Ordinary)

In this video I am joined by my friend Demi (Anti- Ordinary) to discuss the case of Jessica Yaniv, a self-proclaimed Trans Rights Activist from Canada who sued a number of beauty salons and beauticians for refusing to perform her genital waxing, which led to the viral #WaxMyBalls trend on Twitter a few days ago.

This video is also a response to my first video ever "Why we need anti-discrimination laws" since some points in that video were not clear and needed some clarification. Hopefully these clarifications have been provided by analysing this quite bizarre case.

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