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One day, the left woke up and decided victimhood was in. Subsequently, more and more people are doing everything in their power to classify themselves as victims, despite being handed so much, while deserving none of it.

Aaron Rose Philip is a trans disabled model who is wheelchair bound. And the problem with this is not so much that the industry wants to be “inclusive,” whatever that even means, but that he is handed these modeling contracts at the expense of deserving women, while he lectures Americans about things that do not exist.

According to Philip’s, “the quiet part out loud” proves that the fashion industry is fueled by "whiteness." This is why it is unlikely that major modeling agencies would choose to sign people like him, men who cannot walk, to be featured on the runway. And while there is nothing wrong with disabled people, last time I checked, walking was a prerequisite to be featured on the runway, but I digress.

The problem is not just that he was signed as a model when he is nothing more than a pathetic DEI hire, but that his arrogance screams while he assigns guilt to people when there is no evidence of the accusation.

Maybe -- just maybe -- the reason you don't see more trans disabled people in the modeling industry is that this is an extremely small minority of the population to begin with. We are talking about a fraction of a fraction of the population.

While it is one thing to pretend to be a woman and demand the world affirm you -- he lost all the respect he never deserved by crying about things that are not real -- while pathetically framing himself as a victim.

Some people work hard to become a model. I would not include him in that category. That has nothing to do with the color of his skin. The sooner he realizes that, the better off he will be. Until then, he can go roll on the runway as the pathetic DEI hire he is.

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