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* Another one for the Hef. A reader wrote in, asking for advice. Turns out the woman he proposed to was MTF transgender, and he was freaking out. Hefner bluntly answered "Big whoop!" and told the guy that this should not be a barrier to a happy marriage at all. ("You already fell in love with her before this") with the implication that the guy in question was being stupid about something very minor. If he wanted kids, there were plenty up for adoption, after all. ''This was back in the Seventies!'' Considering American society is ''still'' having trouble accommodating transgender people, it makes Hef's advice all the more awesome.
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* Another one for the Hef. A reader wrote in, asking for advice. Turns out the woman he proposed to was MTF transgender, and he was freaking out. Hefner bluntly answered "Big whoop!" and told the guy that this should not be a barrier to a happy marriage at all. ("You "You already fell in love with her before this") this," with the implication that the guy in question was being stupid about something very minor. If he wanted kids, there were plenty up for adoption, after all. ''This was back in the Seventies!'' Considering American society is ''still'' having trouble accommodating transgender people, it makes Hef's advice all the more awesome.
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* [[YMMV/HomePage Another one for the Hef. A reader wrote in, asking for advice. Turns out the woman he proposed to was MTF transgender, and he was freaking out. Hefner bluntly answered "Big whoop!" and told the guy that this should not be a barrier to a happy marriage at all. ("You already fell in love with her before this") with the implication that the guy in question was being stupid about something very minor. If he wanted kids, there were plenty up for adoption, after all. ''This was back in the Seventies!'' Considering American society is ''still'' having trouble accommodating transgender people, it makes Hef's advice all the more awesome. ]]
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* [[YMMV/HomePage Another one for the Hef. A reader wrote in, asking for advice. Turns out the woman he proposed to was MTF transgender, and he was freaking out. Hefner bluntly answered "Big whoop!" and told the guy that this should not be a barrier to a happy marriage at all. ("You already fell in love with her before this") with the implication that the guy in question was being stupid about something very minor. If he wanted kids, there were plenty up for adoption, after all. ''This was back in the Seventies!'' Considering American society is ''still'' having trouble accommodating transgender people, it makes Hef's advice all the more awesome. ]]
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* Another one for the Hef. A reader wrote in, asking for advice. Turns out the woman he proposed to was MTF transgender, and he was freaking out. Hefner bluntly answered "Big whoop!" and told the guy that this should not be a barrier to a happy marriage at all. ("You already fell in love with her before this") with the implication that the guy in question was being stupid about something very minor. If he wanted kids, there were plenty up for adoption, after all. ''This was back in the Seventies!'' Considering American society is ''still'' having trouble accommodating transgender people, it makes Hef's advice all the more awesome.
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* [[YMMV/HomePage Another one for the Hef. A reader wrote in, asking for advice. Turns out the woman he proposed to was MTF transgender, and he was freaking out. Hefner bluntly answered "Big whoop!" and told the guy that this should not be a barrier to a happy marriage at all. ("You already fell in love with her before this") with the implication that the guy in question was being stupid about something very minor. If he wanted kids, there were plenty up for adoption, after all. ''This was back in the Seventies!'' Considering American society is ''still'' having trouble accommodating transgender people, it makes Hef's advice all the more awesome. ]]
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* Hef once responded to a Twitter user who asked how he got so many "hoes" by saying (approximately) "I have so many girlfriends because I treat them with respect and don't call them 'hoes'."
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* Hef once responded to a Twitter user who asked how he got so many "hoes" by saying (approximately) "I "bitches" as follows:
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-->'''Hugh Hefner:''' I have a lot of girlfriends because Itreat them with respect and don't call them 'hoes'."bitches, Jroe. A little respect will take you a long way.
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* Hefner also had a Sterling civil rights record. The Playboy club was the first mainstream club to feature black performers and civil rights issues were frequently featured in the magazine--its very first interview was with Music/MilesDavis. Other interview subjects included UsefulNotes/MuhammadAli, UsefulNotes/MartinLutherKingJr, and UsefulNotes/MalcolmX. He donated to the Rainbow Coalition, advocated for gay rights, and for abortion rights nearly a decade ''before'' the Roe vs. Wade decision.
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* Hefner also had a Sterling sterling civil rights record. The Playboy club was the first mainstream club to feature black performers and civil rights issues were frequently featured in the magazine--its very first interview was with Music/MilesDavis. Other interview subjects included UsefulNotes/MuhammadAli, UsefulNotes/MartinLutherKingJr, and UsefulNotes/MalcolmX. He donated to the Rainbow Coalition, advocated for gay rights, and for abortion rights nearly a decade ''before'' the Roe vs. Wade decision.
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* One awesome moment for Hef and ''Playboy'': he serialized ''{{Fahrenheit 451}}'' in a time when Creator/RayBradbury's novella was being banned and blacklisted by almost all other major publishers.
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* One awesome moment for Hef and ''Playboy'': he serialized ''{{Fahrenheit 451}}'' ''Literature/Fahrenheit451'' in a time when Creator/RayBradbury's novella was being banned and blacklisted by almost all other major publishers.
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* Hef once responded to a Twitter user who asked how he got so many "hoes" by saying (approximately) "I have so many girlfriends because I treat them with respect and don't call them 'hoes'.""
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* Hef once responded to a Twitter user who asked how he got so many "hoes" by saying (approximately) "I have so many girlfriends because I treat them with respect and don't call them 'hoes.'"'hoes'."
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* Hefner also had a Sterling civil rights record. The Playboy club was the first mainstream club to feature black performers and civil rights issues were frequently featured in the magazine--its very first interview was with Music/MilesDavis. Other interview subjects included UsefulNotes/MuhammedAli, UsefulNotes/MuhammadAli, UsefulNotes/MartinLutherKingJr, and UsefulNotes/MalcolmX. He donated to the Rainbow Coalition, advocated for gay rights, and for abortion rights nearly a decade ''before'' the Roe vs. Wade decision.
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* Another one for the Hef. A reader wrote in, asking for advice. Turns out the woman he proposed to was MTF transgender, and he was freaking out. Hefner bluntly answered "Big whoop!" and told the guy that this should not be a barrier to a happy marriage at all. ("You already fell in love with her before this") with the implication that the guy in question was being stupid about something very minor. If he wanted kids, there were plenty up for adoption, after all. ''This was back in the Seventies!'' Considering American society is ''still'' having trouble accommodating transgender people, it makes Hef's advice all the more awesome.
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* Another one for the Hef. A reader wrote in, asking for advice. Turns out the woman he proposed to was MTF transgender, and he was freaking out. Hefner bluntly answered "Big whoop!" and told the guy that this should not be a barrier to a happy marriage at all. ("You already fell in love with her before this") with the implication that the guy in question was being stupid about something very minor. If he wanted kids, there were plenty up for adoption, after all. ''This was back in the Seventies!'' Considering American society is ''still'' having trouble accommodating transgender people, it makes Hef's advice all the more awesome.awesome.
* Hef once responded to a Twitter user who asked how he got so many "hoes" by saying (approximately) "I have so many girlfriends because I treat them with respect and don't call them 'hoes.'"
* Hef once responded to a Twitter user who asked how he got so many "hoes" by saying (approximately) "I have so many girlfriends because I treat them with respect and don't call them 'hoes.'"
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* Another one for the Hef. A reader wrote in, asking for advice. Turns out the woman he proposed to was MTF transgender, and he was freaking out. Hefner bluntly answered "Big whoop!" and told the guy that this should not be a barrier to a happy marriage at all. ("You already fell in love with her before this") with the implication that the guy in question was just being silly about things. If he wanted kids, there were plenty up for adoption, after all. ''This was back in the Seventies!'' Considering American society is ''still'' having trouble accommodating transgender people, it makes Hef's advice all the more awesome.
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* Another one for the Hef. A reader wrote in, asking for advice. Turns out the woman he proposed to was MTF transgender, and he was freaking out. Hefner bluntly answered "Big whoop!" and told the guy that this should not be a barrier to a happy marriage at all. ("You already fell in love with her before this") with the implication that the guy in question was just being silly stupid about things.something very minor. If he wanted kids, there were plenty up for adoption, after all. ''This was back in the Seventies!'' Considering American society is ''still'' having trouble accommodating transgender people, it makes Hef's advice all the more awesome.
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* Another one for the Hef. A reader wrote in, asking for advice. Turns out the woman he proposed to was transgender, and he was freaking out. Hefner bluntly answered "Big whoop!" and told the guy that this should not be a barrier to a happy marriage at all. ("You already fell in love with her before this") with the implication that the guy in question was just being silly about things. If he wanted kids, there were plenty up for adoption, after all. ''This was back in the Seventies!'' Considering American society is ''still'' having trouble accommodating transgender people, it makes Hef's advice all the more awesome.
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* Another one for the Hef. A reader wrote in, asking for advice. Turns out the woman he proposed to was MTF transgender, and he was freaking out. Hefner bluntly answered "Big whoop!" and told the guy that this should not be a barrier to a happy marriage at all. ("You already fell in love with her before this") with the implication that the guy in question was just being silly about things. If he wanted kids, there were plenty up for adoption, after all. ''This was back in the Seventies!'' Considering American society is ''still'' having trouble accommodating transgender people, it makes Hef's advice all the more awesome.
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* Another one for the Hef. A reader wrote in, asking for advice. Turns out the woman he proposed to was transgender, and he was freaking out. Hefner bluntly answered "Big whoop!" and told the guy that this should not be a barrier to a happy marriage at all. ("You already fell in love with her before this") with the implication that the guy in question was just being silly about things. If he wanted kids, there were plenty up for adoption, after all. ''This was back in the Seventies!'' Considering American society is ''still'' having trouble accommodating transgender people, it makes Hef's advice all the more awesome.
* Another one for the Hef. A reader wrote in, asking for advice. Turns out the woman he proposed to was transgender, and he was freaking out. Hefner bluntly answered "Big whoop!" and told the guy that this should not be a barrier to a happy marriage at all. ("You already fell in love with her before this") with the implication that the guy in question was just being silly about things. If he wanted kids, there were plenty up for adoption, after all. ''This was back in the Seventies!'' Considering American society is ''still'' having trouble accommodating transgender people, it makes Hef's advice all the more awesome.
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* One awesome moment for Hef and ''Playboy'': he serialized ''{{Fahrenheit 451}}'' in a time when RayBradbury's Creator/RayBradbury's novella was being banned and blacklisted by almost all other major publishers.
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