JD Vance suggested that adopting a trans identity might be a strategy for some individuals, particularly upper-middle-class white progressives, to navigate college admissions.
In the interview, Vance characterized the phenomenon as 'gender craziness', asserting that many in this demographic are motivated by a desire to counteract their perceived lack of privilege.
He claimed that being transgender serves as a 'social signifier', allowing individuals a way to engage with the DEI bureaucracy, and thus, enhance their acceptance in elite institutions.
The overall sentiment among trans and non-binary individuals is one of anxiety about the election outcome, with some feeling driven to consider leaving the country.
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