Styling Anonymous

The birth of Caitlyn Jenner to the word has been nothing but a huge thunder shock that we still cant shake off even though we where expecting the transition. We knew it was coming, we followed the two keeping up with the  Kardashian Episodes that where dedicated to former Bruce Jenner, tears where shed, we understood his perspective but for some reason, we didn't believe that he was going to push the transition this further, even though we are glad that he did.
Yesterday she was introduced to the world, and in the next few minutes after her birth she was instantly the most popular woman in the world. But what does this inspirational story of Caitlyn Jenner teach the nations of Africa who still believe that being Trans-gender is a sin?

Beneath the tough cover of the old Alpha male that Bruce Jenner was seen too be, underneath all that there was a little girl who felt prisoned and pushed to be everything but not herself. Today in Africa, we know these people, we hear their stories but still deny them the right to be themselves. The brutal people who have met women in male bodies or men in woman bodies would beat them, isolate them of cast them away and the nice ones who just tell them to lesbian or gay.

I think Caitlyn is lesson which proves wrong all stereotypes that surround the Trans-gender community that exist among us. They are people who are struggling to get acceptance, they are people who are struggling to be happy and feel loved just like anybody else, they are not Gay so don't force them to make compromises.

Yesterday, I sat next to a man with his little son in a Cafe, his reaction to Bruce Jenner's Transition was so nasty, he was disgusted but i looked at the little child and wondered, "What would he say if he learned that his daughter was trapped underneath his son's skin..." what would he do? what would you ?

It is about time African Parents become more open minded and less selfish.