Gender War (II): Transvestite Takes Adoption Appeal to the Top

Frustrated by the country's sluggish child-welfare bureaucracy, Hungary's most famous transvestite, Terry Black (a.k.a. Károly Rácz, left), took his three adopted children to Minister of Child, Youth and Equal Opportunities Kinga Göncz and asked her to intervene to help tie up the loose ends of his third child's adoption papers. According to Népszava, Göncz told Black she couldn't help with Danika's case, but suggested that he send an official request to the Pest County Adoption Office asking them to take over the case, after which a decision is expected to be made soon, probably just in time for the country's homophobes to have a cow, and the left-liberal government's conservative opposition to milk said cow it for all it's worth.