The simple, historically obvious reality is that much of the LGBTQ movement is a luxury that only a wealthy, technologically advanced, and politically stable society can afford. Demanding that medical practitioners who were trained to heal and correct should be expected to amputate healthy organs and alter biological realities is a prerogative of a society with excess medical resources.
Idaho's Governor recently signed a series of conservative bills, one that would essentially ban abortions is Roe v. Wade is overturned and another that prevents male to female transgender persons from competing in women's sports.
All of these opportunities for women and girls were created because we recognized that the physical difference between men and women shouldn’t prevent women from having the opportunity to compete. Today, we are being asked to pretend that the only difference between men and women is the way we feel.
In the past, it was considered misogyny when men took opportunities from women… Today, it’s called equality.
The Department of Justice issued a statement siding with a group of female high school athletes who are challenging a Connecticut policy that allows male-to-female transgender people to compete in girls-only events.
Democratic presidential front-runner Joe Biden unveiled his campaign commitments to the LGBTQ community last week noting that he would roll back religious liberty protections, pass the Equality Act, add a third gender option on government forms, and completely ban conversion therapy.
The father of a teenaged girl seeking to become a transgender boy could receive jail time to talking to the press about his child's case.
After an Ohio professor was disciplined by his university for declining to use a transgender student’s preferred personal pronouns, he filed a lawsuit. The federal suit against the university was dismissed in February and now the professor is appealing the dismissal.
New York is officially allowing minors the ability to officially change their sex on their birth certificates.
Last week, the Alabama Senate passed a bill that would ban gender-transition treatments on children.
A new wave of studies in recent years paints a rosy picture about the benefits of medical transitions for people with gender dysphoria. So much so that, as Paul Dirks recently wrote at Public Discourse, “lifelong experimental medicalization, sterilization, and complete removal of healthy body parts ... is no longer a rarity. It is the recommended treatment for gender dysphoria.”
