Documentary
United States of America
What Is a Woman? is a documentary film directed and produced by Matt Walsh and his team at The Daily Wire. The film explores the cultural, biological, and legal definitions of womanhood, particularly in the context of the transgender movement.
Through interviews with activists, medical professionals, legal experts, and ordinary people, the film examines the social and political implications of gender identity ideology, which asserts that gender is a subjective and self-defined concept that may or may not correspond to one's biological sex.
The film also delves into the science of sex and gender, drawing on research in biology, psychology, and anthropology to challenge the notion that gender is solely a social construct or that it is fluid and changeable.
Throughout the film, Walsh takes a critical stance on the mainstream media and leftist politicians who promote the transgender agenda and "trans rights" without considering the consequences for women's sex-based rights and protections.
What Is a Woman? has garnered controversy and criticism from some quarters for its conservative and heteronormative perspective on gender and sexuality. Nonetheless, it has also received praise for its objective and thought-provoking approach to a complex and divisive topic.
