[TheWildJacko]

Maybe dont say say "transgenders" when referring to transgender women (or men). It's considered a derogatory term. Transgender women are women. Also, saying "biologically male" or "biological males" repeatedly is not great either.

https://www.glaad.org/reference/transgender

PROBLEMATIC
"transgenders," "a transgender"
Transgender should be used as an adjective, not as a noun. Do not say, "Tony is a transgender," or "The parade included many transgenders."

PREFERRED
"transgender people","a transgender person"
For example, "Tony is a transgender man," or "The parade included many transgender people."
...
PROBLEMATIC
"biologically male," "biologically female," "genetically male," "genetically female," "born a man," "born a woman"
Problematic phrases like those above are reductive and overly-simplify a very complex subject. As mentioned above, a person's sex is determined by a number of factors - not simply genetics - and a person's biology does not "trump" a person's gender identity. Finally, people are born babies: they are not "born a man" or "born a woman."

PREFERRED
"assigned male at birth," "assigned female at birth" or "designated male at birth," "designated female at birth"

[TheWildJacko]

Maybe dont say say "transgenders" when referring to transgender women (or men). It's considered a derogatory term. Transgender women are women. Also, saying "biologically male" or "biological males" repeatedly is not great either.

https://www.glaad.org/reference/transgender

PROBLEMATIC
"transgenders," "a transgender"
Transgender should be used as an adjective, not as a noun. Do not say, "Tony is a transgender," or "The parade included many transgenders."

PREFERRED
"transgender people","a transgender person"
For example, "Tony is a transgender man," or "The parade included many transgender people."
...
PROBLEMATIC
"biologically male," "biologically female," "genetically male," "genetically female," "born a man," "born a woman"
Problematic phrases like those above are reductive and overly-simplify a very complex subject. As mentioned above, a person's sex is determined by a number of factors - not simply genetics - and a person's biology does not "trump" a person's gender identity. Finally, people are born babies: they are not "born a man" or "born a woman."

PREFERRED
"assigned male at birth," "assigned female at birth" or "designated male at birth," "designated female at birth"