Is There a Third Kind of Sexism?

Sinceou since you wrote the book ten years ago, there's been a very recent debate around what counts as sex. A if we're looking at a men as the sot of second sexism, is there a third kind of sexism that affects people that don't fit into those binary categories? And how should we consider that that problem? Well, we often speak about men and women, but clearly theare people who don’t fit into either of those categories. So i think we ought to, wherever we find it, oppose it. It doesn't really matter whether it's the first or the second or a thirdaiai'm less worried about that kind of terminological question