It should insult every real woman out there, that Glamour would even think to give such an honor to a man who feels better about himself when he wears women's clothing and goes by a feminine name.

Yes, black people have many behaviors that are a direct or indirect result of discrimination and socio-economic factors. But that doesn’t exonerate us from any responsibility for our own behavior, and to ridicule the idea that we should try to be better people is to keep our situation stagnant.