Author Archives: Stephen H. Miller

Progressive School Districts and Woke Conversion Therapy

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And worth repeating from an earlier post (click on replies, below, to read the responses with numerous examples):

And this:

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The Rainbow Dagger

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Mark Hemingway writes, “As recently as the ’90s, even liberal comedians understood that there was something un-American about the overweening pressure to virtue signal. “

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UK Was Right to Block Gender Bill

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Relatedly, here in the U.S.:

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Liberating ‘Gay’ from LGBTQ+

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Yes, another compilation post on the single most important issue facing gays and lesbians today, especially with regard to protecting gay youth. Pointing this out drives LGBTQ+ wokists apoplectic.

Along with safeguarding the rights of women, another vital reason to separate LGB and trans rights is saving gay kids from being pushed onto the trans train:

Click on replies, below, to read the responses with numerous examples:

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>>Woke guy goes from “trans surgeries on minors aren’t happening” to “they are happening and it’s good” in record time.<<

Follow the science:

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Gays a Minority Within LGBTQ+

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Woke progressives don’t like drawing attention to how gay people are a now a minority among those using the LBTQ+ or “queer” labels to identify themselves, which is a good indicator of why it’s important to focus on this development.

Added:

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‘Dragphobia’

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GLAAD warns about the dangers of “dragphobia.”

Maybe bringing young kids to exhibitionistic performances is part of the reason. And, yes, I realize the anti-gay right is making good use of this and there may be “pronoun issues” in their responses (although debatable, as these are drag performers not transwomen, and there’s a difference). But they didn’t fake these photos and videos or the even more explicit ones from “family friendly performances” that can be seen on social media.

And worse (with even more-explicit photos on social media):

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Progressives’ Exclusionary Spin on Respect for Marriage Act

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A chance to celebrate bipartisanship on marriage equality is ignored by hyper-partisan Biden.

Added: Biden’s White House party and the way it was staged is giving the anti-gay right (including at the Heritage Foundation, among others) evidence that they were correct in opposing the bill. That’s unfortunate, given that the legislation is both “good for gays” and good for those who hold traditional religious views on marriage.

And worth repeating:

And this!

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