by ADINA BRESGE, Canadian Press July 13 2018 as printed in the Victoria Times-Colonist 
But with the progress that’s being made in daytime television, Vancouver-raised Cassandra James says it’s time for the rest of Hollywood to catch up.
“Film and TV reflects culture, it reflects the world that we live in. And if it’s not doing so accurately in terms of representation, then we have a problem,” James, 25, said on the phone from Los Angeles on Wednesday. “I’m happy to be changing that.”
Not a regular soap-opera viewer before joining General Hospital, James said she braced herself for a “brave new world” of soft lights and high drama.
Much of the serial’s cast, crew and devoted fan base have stuck with the show through decades of dizzying plot twists — from assassination attempts to alien encounters — over its 55 years on air.
While some of the storylines can seem larger than life, James said there are elements of her General Hospital role that ring true to her experience as a member of the transgender community.
James said she feels fortunate to have been supported by loved ones during her transition, unlike her character Dr. Terry Randolph, who struggles with acceptance by her family on the show.
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So basically put, “Cassandra James” is really a gender-confused man trying to deceive the public by pretending to be a “woman”. Who does he think he’s trying to fool anyway (and no, I will not go along for the sake of political correctness by calling him “her” or “she” because that would be encouraging and enabling a lie and a delusion, same as with the cases of Chastity “Chaz” Bono, Roderick “Laverne” Cox and Jaron “Jazz Jennings” Bloshinsky)?
Frankly, who cares?
These minority groups get far too much attention already…
God made man, then woman. he never made anything between. There are two genders, male and female. Having said that, just to let you know I’v been a gay male most of my life. One who heard about the gay agenda back in the mid 60’s, and never ever could I associate myself with this group, because I don’t share the same values. I never liked the drag scene from the beginning. I was gay, I wasn’t looking for a gay partner who wanted to be a woman, I wanted a man, a real man. Just saying, and not to offend any of my female friends. I also disagree gays should be able to adopt. I’ve witnessed men who divorced and now have sexual relations with their sons, which I consider f**king sick.