The Beginning of the End of Enforced Gender Ideology Insanity?
The Wall Street Journal does with other legacy media won’t, by publishing an in-depth report on the growing numbers of gay men and lesbians speaking out against gender-identity ideology, including the transing of gender-nonconforming, same-sex attracted and proto-gay kids.
It’s a hopeful sign, to be sure. And yet, depressingly, LGBTQ+ advocacy groups and media remain bastions of “queer theory” gender insanity. Even online forums such as Facebook groups, including those purporting to be for gay men, are full of heretic hunters who loudly denounce in the most vile terms anyone who dares express an opinion that deviates from the approved LGBTQ+ transgender orthodoxy.
And this:
Meanwhile, could the “queer” left possibly become more demented? Apparently, yes:
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Gender-Cult Nightmares (Not Just for Halloween)
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Was TQ+ Surge a Fad or Contagion?
A 4 percent rate of trans self-identification for American college students is still ridiculously high.
2/ Non-conforming sexual identity (queer, questioning, etc) is also in sharp decline.
— Eric Kaufmann (@epkaufm) October 14, 2025
Gay and lesbian are stable while heterosexuality has rebounded by around 10 points since 2023. pic.twitter.com/fKD4G1rwi5
8/ The fall of trans and queer seems most similar to the fading of a fashion or trend. It happened largely independently of shifts in political beliefs and social media use, though improved mental health played a role. pic.twitter.com/KCKzrO3hYc
— Eric Kaufmann (@epkaufm) October 14, 2025
Stop the celebration?
Prof. Kaufmann discusses his report:
Related and worth repeating:
His high school “gay-straight alliance,” instead of focusing on homophobia and acceptance of being gay, promoted transitioning for students who were gender nonconforming. In college, he became further immersed in the gender-transition ideology pushed by faculty and supported by administrators.
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Democrats Engage in Yet Another Smear Campaign Against an Openly Gay GOP Rival
Post-Election Update:
Openly gay Republican John Reid ran a strong race and fought the good fight in his bid for lieutenant governor, but the immense concentration of federal government employees in northern Virginia makes it tough going for statewide GOP candidates in the best of circumstances, and, sadly, Winsome Earle-Sears was a weak candidate for the governorship against well-financed and slick “fake moderate” Abigail Spanberger.
Reid was defeated for lieutenant governor by Ghazala Hashmi, a far-left leaning nonentity who repeatedly refused to debate Reid and only agreed to softball interviews with liberal media.
Spanberger, who voted the straight Democratic party line as a Congressmember, marching in strict lockstep with Nancy Pelosi and then Hakeem Jefferies, is now indebted to party progressives. The teachers’ unions will gain more protection against having to actually, you know, teach, while student achievement again declines. She’ll bring higher taxes to fund more unnecessary and wasteful spending that goes to favored constituencies, which then funnel funds back to the party. And more gerrymandering to ensure that only progressives Democrats can be elected to the state legislature in Richmond and to Congress.
So, more decline while the self-satisfied northern Virginia elites and government rent-seekers celebrate their victory. All so sad.
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‘Conversion Therapy’ Before the Supreme Court
The U.S. Supreme Court just heard arguments on a Colorado law that bans “conversion therapy” for those under age 18, defined as efforts to change a minor client’s gender identity or sexual orientation, including “behaviors or gender expressions.” The law, however, allows therapy that provides “assistance to a person undergoing gender transition.”
The problem, once again, is the facile comparison of attempts to change sexual orientation, which have been proven to cause harm, and therapy aimed at helping gender-nonconforming kids find peace with their physical sex. In the latter case, we know that most gender-confused minors outgrow any bodily dysphoria and many, perhaps most, come to recognize they are gay, not transgender, if they are not socially and medically transitioned.
Combining “change therapy” targeting sexual orientation and gender identity under the same rubric is one of the worst consequences of replacing the lesbian and gay rights movement with LGBTQ+ advocacy.
Added: The media reporting on this case uniformly doesn’t acknowledge that two very different types of therapy for minors are being commingled — attempts to change sexual orientation (bad and anti-gay) and attempts to help gender nonconforming kids (largely proto-gay) to be more at ease with their physical sex (good and pro-gay).
The Free Press gets it rights:
Related: His high school “gay-straight alliance,” instead of focusing on homophobia and acceptance of being gay, promoted transitioning for students who were gender nonconforming. In college, he became further immersed in the gender-transition ideology pushed by faculty and supported by administrators.
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In Key November Elections, the ‘Pro-LGBTQ+’ Democrats Aren’t ‘Pro-Gay’
Virginia’s Democratic nominee for governor, Abigail Spanberger, can’t bring herself to oppose biological males in women’s sports.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/abigail-spanberger-virginia-dem-gov-hopeful-ripped-for-weak-kamala-answer-on-trans-athletes
Spanberger has also urged her supporters to “let your rage fuel you” against political opponents. Hint: “rage” rarely leads to constructive engagement, but in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s murder and rising violence on the left, it’s, let’s say, deplorable.
Meanwhile, the Democratic candidate for Attorney General running with her, Jay Jones, sent text messages in 2022 discussing shooting then-Republican House Speaker Todd Gilbert and wishing death to his children because “only when people feel pain personally do they move on policy.”
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Gay Kids Told They’re Trans
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LGB Advice for Transactivists
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The Charlie Kirk Narratives
A more objective look at what we now know:
Summing things up: