What gender is a corporation?™

The flip, straight down the middle. The demand "what is a woman?" gets used to interrogate a living person's identity — so turn the same ruler on the thing that was actually handed personhood: what gender is a corporation? It has none. No body, no biology, no self to define — and yet it got the rights, the speech, the standing a human has to keep defending. So the definitional test only ever points one direction: at the vulnerable person, never at the genderless ghost you made a "person" on paper. Applied honestly, the gotcha doesn't trap the human — it dissolves the corporation, which fails every biological test more completely than anyone alive, having never been born or bodied at all. (The aim is the double standard and corporate personhood — never any person's identity or dignity; that floor holds for everyone, same as everywhere else in the house.) Kin: Define a woman. Define a president., corporations aren't real, can't breed, can't bleed, can't die, Meta the Cite. (His coin — machine's read, refine to his.)