Will you refer to her as he now?

lol

Yeah, that what you the self-appointed arbiter of what's offensive and what isn't would say. The guy taking a public dump on his own lawn might very well think he's doing something perfectly natural that should be celebrated.

There are plenty of religious individuals who find the entire idea of men or women claiming to be in the "wrong body" offensive (i.e. an offense on God's creations; this spans all religions). I'm offended by the idea because grand claims are made that are entirely specious, claims that are exploiting the momentum of other civil rights groups and piggybacking their way to federal policies. These are claims that for which disagreement can get you publicly harassed, doxxed, shamed, and all that good stuff in which tolerant social justice warriors specialize. For example, claims that other women have nothing to fear in bathrooms, locker rooms, or prisons from men who identify as women. You will hear people say, "Well, there's no known cases of any problems like this, so..." (no longer true, btw) That logic is idiotic to any person who uses devotes the necessary oxygen to brain activity. I find this to be an offense to my sense of reason and logic, and thus offensive in its stupidity and arrogance to me personally. Like I said, I'd be polite in the face of surprise requests to use particular pronouns, but when this general tolerance eventually leads to public policy changes I do have a problem. One particularly outrageous example, in my opinion, is allowing self-identifying formerly male women compete in women's sports. Most kind hearted people who support this seem completely ignorant about the highly imperfect processes (maybe forever imperfect) involved in the biology of transition.

No it isn't. Mixed race people, like everyone else, are a combination of colors.

It is funny that you've never heard anything about trans people attacking anyone. It's called confirmation bias. You've of course completely ignored all the other issues I've brought up, such as what to do with trans people in jail (for which there have been numerous cases of predatory newly minted "women" raping other inmates). All that aside, the real issue is safe spaces. Irrespective of any bathroom crimes committed by trans people, there are plenty of women and men who don't feel comfortable with the opposite biological gender sharing their restroom space (not to mention locker rooms, competing against opposite bio-genders in sporting events, etc). Why does the comfort of trans people supersede those of non-trans? It's the end of the world for those poor trans people if they use bathrooms of their biological gender? That sort of dismissive argument is basically what's tossed at anyone who objects to your viewpoint.