Father Kylie and Kendall Jenner, who was once called Bruce, told in a recent interview with ET about his position in the trans community. A few years ago, 70-year-old Keitlin [so now called Bruce] made a transgender transition and became part of the community, which turned out to be very critical.
In life before the trans-transition, Keitlin had ups and downs in relations with their family. But she always felt the support of relatives. It cannot say the same thing about the trans community.
"The trans community is probably more critical than the general public. I have a job. I achieved success. I have a privilege of a white man, the privilege of celebrities. I have all the privileges of this world. And with this situation, you cannot be a community representative, "Jenner shared.
According to Keitlin, at first she thought that he could influence her example and change a lot. But, in addition to the most mentioned, the barrier on the way to this was also its political views. "I have always been conservative, I'm rather on the side of the Republicans," said Keitlin.
She also remembered her charitable work for LGBT organizations and noted that some organizations requested her to be present at events, because she was "personality causing disputes." "Some members of the community were ready to simply break me on the part," Jenner said.
"Now it seems to me that the most significant contribution that I can do is not to try to change the world, but just to be here and be yourself," Caitlin summed up.
Being a man, Bruce Jenner became famous as a decade, won the Gold Medal at Pan American Games in 1975 and at the 1976 Olympic Games, establishing a global record. He was married three times and raised ten children. His last wife was Chris Kardashian, who gave birth to Kendall and Kylie from him.
Jenner told that he was thinking about the gender transition to his youth and even started hormonal therapy, but interrupted her when he met his future wife Chris. In 2015, Bruce publicly stated that he was changing the name to Keitlin.