Bethenny Frankel Responds To Blacklash From Her ‘Transphobic’ Comments: “Come At Me”

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Bethenny Frankel Responds To Backlash For Her ‘Transphobic’ Comments: “Come At Me”

Looks like Bethenny Frankel is not backing down from the backlash she has been receiving after her comments about transgender people.

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Bethenny took to her twitter on Monday and tweeted “Nominate me for cancelation,” and she also added another tweet saying, “There are, like, five other before you so take a number.”

A few twitter users began to call her out by telling her she was wrong and then she urged people to “hear her out.”

“Listen to the podcast. Then comment. I was absolutely not wrong. And I’m going to discuss this again this week,” she shared, adding, “Thankfully I have a platform to clarify what the media loves to distort. @justbpodcast ps. I’m not afraid of cancelation so not afraid of charged discussions.”

Frankel even requested for her listeners to compete in a challenge saying, “People have been afraid to have real conversations. If you didn’t read your script before speaking, people get so excited.

“Come at me,” she continued. “I’m here … and the conversation will continue @justbpodcast.”

Frankel was being slammed on the internet for speaking on how the use of pronouns is being taught to children in school, specifically to her 11-year-old daughter.

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She also touched on a camp experience where she heard a “person with a penis” who identified as a girl was put in a bunk bed with other girls.

“The girls saw her — because it’s her, because it’s a male anatomy but identifying as a woman — so the other girls saw a penis. They’re 9, 10 years old, so the parents obviously weren’t that happy,” she had shared.

“She also hasn’t seen a penis. So, in a camp, she’d see girl parts so I think these conversations are also fluid,” she said. “It’s an interesting conversation about a girl, female anatomy being in a male anatomy bunk or vice versa. OK?”

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