Dylan Mulvaney Faces Backlash Over International Women's Day Post

Dylan Mulvaney recently faced backlash for her International Women’s Day post while promoting her memoir, 'Paper Doll: Notes from a Late Bloomer.' Critics accused her of appropriating womanhood for attention, with many online comments expressing transphobia and asserting that she does not understand what it means to be a woman. In a recent episode of 'The View,' Whoopi Goldberg also sparked controversy by defending transgender women competing in women's sports, suggesting that critics lack understanding of gender identity. Mulvaney, who rose to fame through her TikTok series and a Bud Light campaign, shared her experience of navigating hate and mental health struggles since becoming a public figure. While the discussions continue to polarize opinions, Mulvaney remains committed to celebrating her identity and advocating for trans rights despite the backlash. The ongoing dialogue reflects broader societal tensions regarding gender identity and representation in media.