Hershey’s Canada launched a commercial for its International Women’s Day chocolate bars with transgender activist Fae Johnstone. .“We can create a world where every one is able to live in public space as their honest and authentic selves,” said Johnstone in a Wednesday video. .“See the women changing how we see the future at Hershey’s Canada.” .Johnstone said people can find the special edition chocolate bars with her face on them at their local convenience stores. .She said Canada has “a long way to go in the fight to end misogyny, patriarchy, and gender-based violence.” She added she hopes this campaign helps more young women and girls find role models. .The activist went on to say it means a ton being included as a young transgender woman. She said she grew up with few transgender role models. .“I hope this campaign shows trans girls they can dream big and change the world too,” she said. .The Federalist CEO and Co-Founder Sean Davis said Hershey’s Canada is honouring women by “featuring delusional, disfigured men on its candy bars.”.“Feel empowered yet, ladies?” said Davis. .Townhall.com investigate reporter Mia Cathell said it was insulting to see a biological male featured for International Women’s Day. .“An affront to REAL women everywhere,” said Cathell. .The Cambridge Dictionary added another definition for the word woman to include transgender people in December. .READ MORE: WHAT IS A WOMAN?: Cambridge Dictionary changes definition for woman.“Cambridge Dictionary just dropped a new definition of ‘woman,’” said City Journal writer Christopher Rufo. .The new definition added for woman is an adult who lives and identifies as female who might have been a different sex at birth.
