But many of the influencer’s earlier social media posts have been flooded with angry comments — with fellow trans people leading the charge.
“THOUSANDS of trans activists (like myself) have worked for decades, to show transgender people in a POSITIVE light to society, and you go and TEAR IT ALL DOWN, in one day??” a mental-toughness trainer named Robin St Louis told Montoya with a crying emoji.
Thanks for setting back everything the trans community has been trying to accomplish,” one trans follower wrote.
Stay the hell home if you have no self-control.”
Another “fellow transgender woman” also told Montoya, 27, that the bare-boobed display on the White House South Lawn was “an inappropriate act, even more so considering the amount of discrimination we face.”
“It harms our community and reinforces the negative stereotype that we cannot act appropriately,” wrote the trans critic — stressing, “I am appalled by your actions.
Another trans follower told the exhibitionist: “I feel humiliated by this.
“You have given us a bad name and have made it easier for the haters to hate more,” the follower said — acknowledging that “in this situation, they’d be correct.”
“What you did was absolutely unacceptable and disrespectful. No one should expose themselves like you did,” the critic said, saying the display would likely “push us further and further from acceptance.”