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What about kilts? or the vestments of the clergy? Mummering? Some clarification as to what cross-dressing is, is needed. The article, also ignores that non-Western cultures have entirely different clothing conventions. Christ wore "robe-like garments", as everyone knows.<ref>https://www.ucg.org/bible-study-tools/bible-questions-and-answers/does-the-bible-forbid-women-from-wearing-pants</ref> A quick google indicates that high heels were worn first by men, and still are, in the case of cowboy boots (helps with riding apparently). | What about kilts? or the vestments of the clergy? Mummering? Some clarification as to what cross-dressing is, is needed. The article, also ignores that non-Western cultures have entirely different clothing conventions. Christ wore "robe-like garments", as everyone knows.<ref>https://www.ucg.org/bible-study-tools/bible-questions-and-answers/does-the-bible-forbid-women-from-wearing-pants</ref> A quick google indicates that high heels were worn first by men, and still are, in the case of cowboy boots (helps with riding apparently). | ||
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? is this the same as Transvestite ? if so, reference or link to that ? sorry, didnt see the redirect. Markr
Liberal Trait?
Does that mean J. Edgar was a liberal? AlexWD 23:43, 19 January 2010 (EST)
- Five myths about J. Edgar Hoover, Washington Post:
- "The story that Hoover, a lifelong bachelor, participated in cross-dressing, all-male sex parties in New York hotel rooms, as reported by British writer Anthony Summers in a 1993 biography, has been widely debunked by historians. The story’s source, the wife of a businessman and Hoover confidante, had a grudge from a contested divorce, and other investigations of the story came up empty." [1]
- There is no solid historical evidence that J. Edgar Hoover was a cross dresser.
- Why are liberals so gullible and so apt to fall for myths? :) Conservative (talk) 12:57, 4 April 2016 (EDT)
I have no idea, myself. Maybe it is a product of the liberal media, which is run much like a tabloid, all too happy to say lies about people they disagree with.
In any case: you have disproved this silly myth. Now anyone who goes here will learn the TRUTH, Conservative. Thanks for exposing this myth
parody video
If it were a "parody" video, it would be transphobic, wouldn't it? RobSLet's Go Brandon! 15:39, April 20, 2022 (EDT)
- An LBGPQ source was the first that I found that mentioned parody, and I don't think that they found it offensive. I must admit that I was rather surprised by the video, not having seen Volodoymr Zelensky the comedian before (now on Netflix?), and given all the fake news around though the video spurious
- Oh, I got a better extended clip with his stand up comedy routine that got him elected president. If you want to see it, let me know. RobSLet's Go Brandon! 16:30, April 20, 2022 (EDT)
Kilts
What about kilts? or the vestments of the clergy? Mummering? Some clarification as to what cross-dressing is, is needed. The article, also ignores that non-Western cultures have entirely different clothing conventions. Christ wore "robe-like garments", as everyone knows.[1] A quick google indicates that high heels were worn first by men, and still are, in the case of cowboy boots (helps with riding apparently).
- Two questions: (a) why do women wear high heels? (b) name one other non-Western country that men wear high heels. Thanks. RobSLet's Go Brandon! 19:09, April 20, 2022 (EDT)