Washington Health Department Alerts “Transmasculine Persons With a Cervix” That It’s Cervical Cancer Awareness Month

Eager to show they’re evolved on gender identity but painfully ignorant of biology, the Washington State Department of Health (DOH) is alerting “Transmasculine persons with a cervix” that it’s Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. Though they desperately crave some credit for inclusion, the department is using Washingtonians to earn social currency, hoping to add to the department’s progressive bona fides.

By “transmasculine persons with a cervix,” The WA DOH is an acronym “biological women,” but it’s possible the social media manager gets paid by the word. Transmasculine is an a term Used to denote biological women who are male. Not everyone who says they’re transmasculine identifies as a woman.

Some Twitter users attacked WA DOH, pointing out that women only have a cervix. But rather than engage, offering up any kind of explanation as to why they’re using the language they use, the WA DOH de facto censored critics by hiding their responses on the Twitter thread. Until Jason Rantz on KTTH asked.

Transmasculine people with a cervical should speak to their doctor. #CervicalCancer Screening and the #HPVvax. Find a LGBTQ-welcoming provider here https://t.co/b91Rqk8MZU pic.twitter.com/4ZpX6NZbKS

— WA Dept. — WA Dept. of Health (@WADeptHealth). January 13, 2023

WA DOH censorship

WA DOH’s social media handler hid over 40 responses critical of the ad campaign. If the department truly thought the criticisms were dangerous or disrespectful, they weren’t so bad as to justify working over a long weekend.

Only two comments were kept secret, as of January 17; they were sent on January 13, which was the date the department tweeted the advertisement campaign. It was just before the long weekend. The WA DOH was able to answer my questions about the decision not to hide content that disagrees with the ad. Unhidden Thank you for your comments. Although they were able to see my request for comment, WA DOH didn’t respond with a statement.

Some of the responses are, undoubtedly, vulgar. But many are simply pointing out that women exist, an ironic statement to make to a Democrat-run department filled with partisans who previously fought for women’s rights. 

“The word you’re looking for is woman. This isn’t hard. So embarrassing,” One user tweeted. Another user chimed in. “You mean WOMEN? What a joke you are!” Another requirement is “Stop making up ridiculous ways of saying woman.”

A comment hidden on Twitter by a user is not visible to the public. Instead, click on the tweet to see the icon that indicates replies have been hidden. 

“Comments with offensive content were hidden by staff over the weekend. Upon second review and evaluation, several comments which were originally hidden were unhidden, while comments which violated our policy have remained hidden,” An official from WA DOH was interviewed by Jason Rantz on KTTH. 

A cervix is a female genital area.

— francesca (@fran_mac75) January 13, 2023

Human props

To the identity-obsessed WA DOH, any minority group is merely a prop to highlight the department’s wokeness. It’s why it’s incredibly offensive. 

“Transmasculine persons with a cervix” Only a small fraction of the total global population is represented, and that includes the Washington population. This message would benefit transgender men with an ervix more than transmasculine transsexuals with cervixes. Why did they create this message? They wanted credit.

If they truly cared about representation, they’d use the photos of the transmasculine persons with a cervix (which they pulled From the Gender Spectrum of Vice News), without drawing attention to that fact. It could have simply been about the importance to get a cervical screening. Viewers of the tweet will know if they have a cervix — including transmasculine persons. However, would WA DOH get social currency from Woke Twitter which searches for this kind information in order to help them identify public-health allies? It is not.

It is vital to spread awareness about cervical screenings. But an awareness campaign that they know will illicit mockery doesn’t help the cause. The WA DOH staff does not feel like they are being victimized for fighting for transmasculine people with cervix. And that’s worth much more than health to this department.

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