Ait-Ali
Zineb Ait-Ali (زينب آيت علي); is a Moroccan autistic transgender woman and emerging community advocate from the district of Al-Afak, Marrakech.
Biography[edit | edit source]
Ait-Ali, born in 2010 in the Al-Afak district of Marrakech, Morocco, has been a source of controversy among his classmates and teachers. Known for his feminine appearance and behavior, he has recently transitioned from male to female, a move that has drawn strong criticism from some in his community.
According to multiple reports, Ait-Ali began expressing a desire to be identified as a female around the age of 12. His classmates have noted that he has always been seen as "too girly" and has made frequent jokes about his appearance and sexuality. Some teachers have described him as "dramatic" and "unfocused," attributing his academic performance to his supposed gender identity.
One of his classmates, said, "Ait-Ali acts like a girl and calls himself a faggot. He's been doing it for years, and now he's just changing his name to fit the role."
Ait-Ali’s transition has been met with mixed reactions. While some have supported his choice, many others have taken to social media to mock him, using derogatory terms and spreading rumors about his past behavior. His family has reportedly been upset by the change, with his father stating, "We raised him as a boy, and now he's trying to be a girl. It's not right."
In recent weeks, Ait-Ali has become a target of online harassment. Memes, videos, and posts have been created to ridicule his appearance, behavior, and identity. Some have even claimed that he has been "forced" into this identity by peers or media influence.
Controversy[edit | edit source]
The controversy surrounding Ait-Ali has escalated significantly. He is now often referred to as a "transgender faggot" by those who oppose his identity. His transition has been seen by some as a sign of weakness or rebellion, and he has been criticized for his "effeminate" mannerisms and "over-the-top" fashion choices.
Some have even suggested that Ait-Ali's behavior is a result of "influence from Western culture," implying that he has lost his traditional Moroccan identity. His presence in online discussions has sparked debates about gender expression, with many arguing that his identity is a choice rather than a natural one.