Do any linguistics nerds have any information on the use of
"regardless as to"
vs.
"regardless of"
Spell check seems to think that the latter is the only correct one, but I can't see why & google isn't helpful
another opportunity to PSA that 'trans' and 'women' are two separate words, by the way.
you can see here how they're using 'transwomen' as a noun, not as a type of woman, but as their own set.
please break those words up.
bonus info: it's also not hyphenated!