This would have been much more understanable if you’d pick a character that actually makes sense for this sort of message. In this case a transgender character or at least a pony from a story that has some relation to transgender rights.As it is, it just feels like picking popular character to send a message, just because they are popular and not because they somehow embody the message you want to send.
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