Remember Caitlyn Jenner? The Trump-supporting trans woman who used to be an Olympic athlete and reality TV star and recently decided maybe Trump isn't such a hero because of his administration's decision to allow discrimination against trans youth in schools? Well, she has a memoir coming out called The Secrets of My Life, and she'll be doing an event with the Commonwealth Club here in SF to promote the book at the Castro Theatre on May 3. Tickets, which start at $40 for non-members of the Commonwealth Club (or $15 for students) can be found here, but is this really going to be a hot-ticket event? When We Rise scribe and local LGBT activist Cleve Jones quips on Facebook, "Is this for real or a joke? If real, I don't think it's going to go well..."

Jenner, 67, is not particularly known for her insightfulness, so one can only hope that a ghostwriter helped her out with the new book, which comes out on April 25.

A promo video for the book that came out in January begins, "Imagine denying your core and soul. Then add to it the most impossible expectations that people have for you because you are the personification of The American Male Athlete."

Last week, Jenner posted the video below to Instagram calling President Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions' directive that reversed an Obama directive regarding protections for trans students "a disaster." Further, she said to the administration, "You’re losers and you’re going to keep on losing. Because you’re weak, you pick on kids or you pick on women or anyone you think is vulnerable." She added, "Apparently even becoming the Attorney General isn’t enough to cure some of you of your insecurity."

I have a message for the trans kids of America. You are winning. I know it doesn’t feel that way today or every day, but you _ are _ winning. You are going to keep on winning so much you’re going to get sick of winning. Very soon, we'll win full freedom nationwide, and it’s going to happen with bipartisan support. For all our friends out there, If you want to be part of this winning side, you can help by checking out the National Center for Trans Equality and letting Washington hear how you feel loud and clear. (Link in bio!) Now…I also have a message for the bullies. You suck. You’re losers and you’re going to keep on losing. Because you’re weak, you pick on kids or you pick on women or anyone you think is vulnerable. Apparently even becoming the Attorney General isn’t enough to cure some of you of your insecurity. As proof that you can’t stop our progress, the Supreme Court will soon hear an important Title Nine case thanks to the courage of a brave young man named Gavin Grimm. See you in court!

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Critics of Jenner nonetheless thought she took too long (two days) to respond to the administration's directive.

Jenner previously came to San Francisco, mostly incognito, to meet with trans activists here shoot a portion of her short-lived 2015 reality TV show. She later had a speaking tour planned, with an SF stop included in early 2016, but that was ultimately canceled due, presumably, to poor ticket sales — though her reps blamed "scheduling conflicts."

Does a year and a new, terribly regime in Washington mean that she can sell out the Castro Theatre? We shall see.

Previously: Caitlyn Jenner Reportedly Cancels Speaking Tour, Won't Be Coming To SF After All