# Dylan Mulvaney says 'religion and faith used against' trans community, hopes people will feel 'ashamed'

The trans influencer stated, 'I hope that when we look back on this period of time, we'll be quite ashamed of what this looked like'.

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Dylan Mulvaney says 'religion and faith' used against transgender people, hopes people will feel 'ashamed'
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Dylan Mulvaney tells CNN that 'religion and faith' is being used against transgender people and hopes that people will feel 'ashamed' looking back.

**Transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney** stated, 'I hope that when we look back on this period of time, we'll be quite ashamed of what this looked like.'

Mulvaney came under fire after posting a video in April 2023 revealing Anheuser-Busch sent packs of Bud Light with the influencer’s face as part of a promotional push and to celebrate Mulvaney’s full year of transitioning to "girlhood."

CNN's Sara Sidner asked the transgender activist what she told her mother when she came out to her as transgender when she was only four years old.

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"I came to her and I said, ‘I think I, God, made a mistake. He put a girl into a boy’s body. And she said, ’God doesn‘t make mistakes.' And in many ways, I still believe that to be true. I don’t think I‘m a mistake, and I’m still finding a version of a higher power for, you know, my life now," Mulvaney replied. "I think a lot of the times, queer and trans people feel alienated because they’re, we’re having religion and faith used against us."



Mulvaney said during her CNN interview that she needed to take time away from the spotlight after what she referred to as "beer-gate," her controversial partnership with Bud Light that resulted in immense backlash.

Sidner then claimed that the government is currently focused on transgender people "in the most negative ways," referencing  "two sexes" executive order.

Trump signed an , "Defending Women from Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government," on his first day in office. The order mandates the federal government to recognize only two sexes — male and female — based on immutable biological characteristics, which must be reflected on official documents, like passports.

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"There is a whole government that actually has been very much focused on transgender people in the most negative ways. They are changing passports to people’s assigned gender at birth. They are saying there‘s only two genders. There is only one bathroom that you’re allowed to go into. What do you do with all this?" asked Sidner.

Mulvaney responded by acknowledging that no matter what a passport says, or what gender a person is referred to as by government officials, it doesn't change who they are and how they see themselves.

"Well, I just have to remember that no matter what my passport says or you know what government official is misgendering me, that doesn‘t change who I am and who I see every day, and who my fellow trans folks are," Mulvaney replied.



The trans influencer continued, claiming that the government is using transgender people as a "common enemy" to distract from other problems the world is facing. Mulvaney also hoped that people will feel "ashamed" when they look back at this period of time.

"You know, not to bring it back to  ‘Wicked,’ but they talk about finding a common enemy to kind of distract from what else is going on in the world. We‘re less than 1% and we’re really not harming anyone. We‘re not monsters," claimed Mulvaney. "So I hope that when we look back on this period of time, we'll be quite ashamed of what this looked like."

_Fox News Digital's Lindsay Kornick contributed to this report._
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