Before/After of Rachel Dolezal (makeup, not surgery)
Would you call people who are born male, and hate being male sexually bias?
We are not hear to discuss trans gender. That is a different debate entirely.
Well... I'm as accepting as anyone could really be of cases like disagreeing with their biological gender, so disagreeing with biological race doesn't sound like a huge leap. It's... different from gender though. Non-binary genders are generally a mental thing revolving around emotion and sexuality. Physically, even in the case of gender reassignment, people generally have a "typical set", some combination or lack thereof, of the few human genitalia. There's a larger gray area for race due to heredity and the vast majority of "races", it wouldn't be too out of place to be more in tune with a smaller percentage of your genetic makeup. Being purebread caucasian and claiming to be another ethnic group isn't a bad thing, but it is a bit of a stretch with the wording people often use...
There is a very, VERY big difference between a person with a serious developmental disorder that fucks with their hormones and grown woman who idolizes black culture and wants to be a part of it much like weebtards idolize nip culture and want to be japanese. This is about as okay as that. It's cringeworthy is what it is.
Like it or not, people with darker skin are still called "black" as a flawed reference to the color of their skin, a "white" person saying they're black is clearly wrong. Same as saying they're of any descent that they're not, which is purely a lie. Being IN TUNE with or otherwise feeling more connected to another race than your hereditary peers lies in the mind, much the same way non-binary genders are. This of course would lead to the contemplation of reassignment surgery.
The word I'd use to describe her skin color is "Swarthy". Look it up if you don't know what it means. Also, read what you are saying to yourself before posting it. "Being IN TUNE with or otherwise feeling more connected to another race than your hereditary peers lies in the mind, much the same way non-binary genders are" has a great deal of implications to the idea of race. Gender is decided by hormones, actual transgender people don't simply choose they're another gender one day, that'd be stupid and crazy(exactly like this retard).
In conclusion, from both a tolerant and hopefully somewhat intellectual standpoint, doesn't sound too bad to me. Might be a little strange when more people start getting racial reassignment surgery, but we'll have to wait and see. It does all fall down to skin color and physical stereotypes for the most part, as well as race+culture stereotypes though.
I can't even begin to tell you how stupid this is. I cringe every time I see one of those young adult/early 20s neckbeards with their greasy hair and kawaii-desu naruto headband. She is essentially a black-wannabe version of that.
We are not hear to discuss trans gender. That is a different debate entirely. But if you want to.
Trans has more to do with the biological makeup in terms of your brain. This simply has to do with the fact that you didn't get what you wanted at birth, regardless of the fact that nothing is wrong with the way you were born. Your race was not a mistake biologically. Your race has to do with your parents (Unless you are albino, but that's a very rare case). There is no real reason to want to change your gender unless you're too bitchy to deal with racism.