It's a question of where one starts; it was hard enough to get people to consider discrimination issues when it was visible and obvious, but people like myself have no obvious difference so how will we get recognition for the fact that we are being discriminated against? OK we can argue about whether body language is "visible" or not, as what people do is misjudge us according to an unconscious response.

Irrespective, first we have to acheive recognition, and how is this possible without a group identity? The simple answer is that it isn't!

In a perfect world, yes we should argue for everyone's freedom from discrimination eventually, but to start with we have to argue our own case for the simple and evident reason no one else is going to do it for us, so can we put this PC nonsense on the back-burner for now, please?