Openly trans Delaware state Sen. Sarah McBride had the perfect answer to gender question

The answer is simple. Newly elected Delaware state Sen. Sarah McBride, the first openly transgender state senator in the U.S., had a pretty straightforward answer to someone who inquired about her gender. “I am confused, are you a boy or a girl?” came the troll-like text to her phone. “I’m a senator,” she replied. Trump finally lets Biden begin presidential transition, appears to admit election defeat Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade in NYC pared down amid growing COVID concerns Ghislaine Maxwell in quarantine after NYC federal jail staffer tests positive for COVID “Hope that clears things up,” she tweeted, along with a screenshot of the exchange. McBride, a Democrat, defeated Republican Steve Washington to win the seat that became open following the retirement of the longest-serving legislator in Delaware history, according to the Associated Press. While several other legislators around the country are transgender, she is the only state senator to be so, AP said. McBride, who is the Human Rights Campaign’s national press secretary, will become the highest-ranking openly transgender official in the U.S. once she is sworn into office in January. She ran partly to carry on the legacy of her late husband, Andrew Cray, an LGBT health advocate for the Center for American Progress, who died of cancer four days after their 2014 marriage, she told Elle. Recommended on Daily News