Justice Alito of the Supreme Court asked one of the the plaintiffs, K.R. Hartnett, if she had a definition to distinguish boys/men and girls/women. She replied, "We do not have a definition," which reminded me of a similar Q&A between Sen. Marsha Blackburn [R-TN] and Justice Ketanji Jackson's S.C. confirmation hearing in the Senate in 2022 when asked for a definition replied "I can't." The question is very basic, but the transgender claims have become so convoluted, its proponents are left with a void because at the root of their argument is that there are but two human gametes, female and male, and even they, as a single cell of two biologically. distinct entities, can express no other gender but binary as a result of conception. So, the T-crowd must employ re-definition, wordsmithing, which is not biological [language is not a necessary component of life like respiration or reproduction], to define gender. Nope, not the way it works, boys and girls.