Transsexual Performer Eligible for Both Male and Female Oscar

The social engineers in charge have many ways of encouraging depravity by rewarding those who make a public display of it. For example, men are allowed to compete as women, even in sports like mixed martial arts. In the entertainment world, transsexuals can double their chances of winning by competing as both men and women simultaneously:

Kelly Mantle, a gender-fluid performer who was a contestant on the sixth season of “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” has made Oscar history as the first potential nominee eligible in both male and female categories, TheWrap has learned.

Mantle plays a transgender prostitute in “Confessions of a Womanizer,” a Miguel Ali indie from Harbor House Films starring Andrew Lawrence and Gary Busey.

The film’s producers ran into a dilemma when filling out Oscar paperwork, which required them to classify Mantle, who was born a man, as either male or female. Mantle was submitted for consideration in both categories, and the Academy confirmed that the performer can be nominated in either one.

Maybe Mr. Mantle will be declared the winner in both categories. That would have the benefit of stoking resentment against privileged transsexuals, which will help the media to portray them as victims.

Horrifyingly, Mantle is the nephew of baseball great Mickey Mantle. What a difference a generation can make.

On a tip from Bodhisattva.