I don’t know if the info should be added to the monument. May I suggest however that this info is important in showing that people who are intersex or of non-binary gender are fully capable human beings who can do amazing things. We all suffer from biases, the goal is how we remind ourselves of this and actively seek to question and reset our expectations of people based on any of their physical characteristics. I don’t think it has to do with political correctness, we must celebrate differences

I agree with Michael L- what does it matter that he was intersex? Why does this need to be added to the monument? I don't really care if he was intersex, or anything else about his sexuality- that's not what he is known for.

I say no mention should be made of the fact that he was intersex on the plaque. Why should it matter? That's not what he is famous for, and unless we have some reason to believe that he wanted people to know. He should be left alone. I feel this is a case of people wanting to be too politically correct. If people are really interested, they can research it and find out, but he probably didn't want people to know, so I think his wishes should be respected even if he is no longer around.