Not every early radical feminist opposed trans acceptance.[44] Andrea Dworkin, for example, viewed gender reassignment surgery as a right for transgender people.[45][46] She also wrote a letter to Raymond critical of The Transsexual Empire, which commented that of the transgender people she met in Europe (who she called a "small, vigorously persecuted minority"), she "perceived their suffering as authentic", and related their experiences to Jewish and female experiences.[46] Dworkin said that it was a myth "that there are two polar distinct sexes".[47]
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