Shannon Fentiman is the Minister for Justice, Minister for Women, and soon to be the former Queensland Attorney-General. She is also Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk’s heir apparent.
But none of this is enough. There has been a certain amount of mission creep, which is actually creepier than it might sound.
Apparently not content with representing the 51 per cent of Queenslanders born female (the only minority in intersexual politics that happens to be a majority), she is now making a pitch to include boys that want to be girls.
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