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Absolutely not. My point is that wealthy LGBT people aren't what changed the dialogue. Some of the rich gay men also turned out to be libertarian tech bros who didn't seem to care much for the rest of the community.
I'm just saying wealth isn't a big factor.
Why? It's a big factor in everything else in this country. What makes trans rights immune from monetary influence?
Campaigns for trans rights, sure. But wealthy people being trans, not so much. I just don't think the latter has a big impact.
We need a cultural zeitgeist like we did for gay marriage, but Republicans are standing in the way of that. They're purposely persecuting trans people so they're less likely to come out -- which in turn increases the number of trans people that the average person knows, and raises pro trans rights sentiment.
It's actually devious on Republicans part, I didn't realize until now. They're trying to prevent what happened with gay rights. Thankfully Democrats aren't having it.
Campaigns funded by... who?