The implication, of course, would be that the groom has been tricked by a clever Jewish woman posing as a Gentile and that the he must be warned, so as to save him from making the embarrassing mistake of marrying this terrible person. Contrary to the message of NAI's ad campaign, transsexuals are worthwhile and loving human beings, just like everybody else. Normal, everyday people knowingly date them, fall in love with them, and, yes, often marry them. Transsexuals have no more interest in entering into deceptive relationships than anyone else. Besides being hateful, woefully ignorant, and insulting, NAI's ad campaign hurts real people in real ways.
Transsexuals are without question the most relentlessly persecuted people in society.
There is nothing they would like more than to be left alone to lead normal lives, but society will not let them. Not surprisingly, many transsexuals find life too painful to live, so it is no wonder that such a large percentage of the transsexual population is lost to suicide. Every time ignorance is propagated by some company such as NAI, transsexuals have to contend with it. They must wince at it when they see it in PC Week. They must deal with the prejudice and paranoia of those they wish to date.