`  ::::Using the male pronoun might imply a bias in favor of the transgender movement/identification, but using the female pronoun certainly implies a bias against it  a unilateral ruling that Brandon Teena's self-identification as a man trapped in a female body is immaterial.  ::::As a side-note, I'm inclined to take your comments about BT being the ``catalyst`` to his own ``downfall`` as victim-blaming. You can rant all you like about BT's femininity being ``fact`` as you're, of course, entitled to your own opinion, and you can choose to refer to BT by the female pronoun, or by the birth name, or as ``Ms. Brandon`` or whatever you please. You can also go argue against the policy of self-identification terminology (wherever it is; I've lost the link). But you can't edit this article against policy. It will be reverted.  ::::For the record, I'm responding to  here because I think this discussion belongs better under the ``Gender vs. Sex`` header. As far as I'm concerned, until the self-identification policy changes this debate is over. I'm not in the business of arguing against transphobia; it's bad for my health.      `