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Joe Biden Celebrates Transgender Visibility Day on Easter Sunday. . . . Some Possible New Culturally Insensitive Holidays
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Both Adam and Jeff are surprised that President Biden chose to celebrate America's newest heartwarming holiday--transgender visibility day--on Easter Sunday. Even though Hallmark has not yet issued a set of holiday cards to commemorate transgender visibility day, Adam and Jeff do not feel that this holiday will enjoy the enduring popularity of Christian holidays such as Easter and Christmas unless transgender advocates can come up with some catchy traditions such as a anthropomorphic mascot that leaves baskets of candy behind for sleeping children. Adam considers Biden's proclamation of transgender visibility day on Easter Sunday--perhaps the holiest day of the Christian calendar--to be a stunning example of cultural insensitivity, particularly since it was acknowledged with the phrase "in the year of our Lord". Not surprisingly, Jeff argues that it is yet another example of the on-going efforts by the far left wing of the political spectrum to trivialize Christianity in general and Christian holidays in particular. Both agree that Easter and transgender visibility day are probably not destined to co-exist with each other as Jeff has noted that the Bible does not seem to have any chapters devoted to transgender issues. He also points out that very few denominations in the Christian Church have embraced transgender visibility day but are probably somewhat hostile to its basic tenets.
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