Is the historian Matthew Dennison transgender?

Answer 1

Yes he is. Born a woman

Answer 2

Apparently no one knows, as clearly Matthew keeps his private life private - which for a biographer of other people's lives demonstrates a strange unwillingness to give future writers the sort of information his career has thrived on. Being married and having a wife with a child is no indicator of his assigned natal gender/sex. Many transgender men (who were born female bodied) marry, and their spouses will have either already had a child(ren), or they will have donor insemination in order to conceive, or they may have adopted children.

What is interesting is that Mr Dennison has not denied what is clearly a common question on the internet. He is entitled not to answer those questions, but, as an out trans man myself with a wife and family, I feel he would clearly gain nothing but respect if he chose to come out as a trans man (if he is one).

Answer 3

I can tell you that he is certainly not. I was lucky enough to be taught English and History by Mr Dennison and I can confirm that he is not, I see where you are coming from however you get to know him and you realises that he is definately not.

Answer 4

There is no public information or evidence to suggest that the historian Matthew Dennison is transgender. It is important to respect individuals' privacy and not make assumptions about their gender identity without their explicit confirmation. It is always best to refer to individuals by the gender pronouns and identities they have shared publicly.

Answer 5

Matthew Dennison, who is a historian, is not transgender. He was born a male and is married and they live in England.

Answer 6

Male