A Wall Of Separation Between LGB and T
A Wall Of Separation Between LGB and T The Log Cabin Republicans will no longer advocate for transgender issues. Josh Blackman | 8.26.2026 12:58 AM Shortly after Obergefell was decided, it became clear that transgender rights was simply the next stop on the train. But the pairing of LGB and T never made sense to me.
- ▪A Wall Of Separation Between LGB and T The Log Cabin Republicans will no longer advocate for transgender issues.
- ▪Josh Blackman | 8.26.2026 12:58 AM Shortly after Obergefell was decided, it became clear that transgender rights was simply the next stop on the train.
- ▪But the pairing of LGB and T never made sense to me.
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A Wall Of Separation Between LGB and T The Log Cabin Republicans will no longer advocate for transgender issues. Josh Blackman | 8.26.2026 12:58 AM Shortly after Obergefell was decided, it became clear that transgender rights was simply the next stop on the train. But the pairing of LGB and T never made sense to me. Gays and lesbians urged society to accept them as they are. Transgender people compelled society to accept they as they are not. More pressingly, transgender rights advocates focused nearly all of their efforts on children: bathrooms in school; teachers telling students to lie to their parents about secret transitions; medical procedures for minors; biologically male athletes in sports; and so on. For generation, gay men were targeted for grooming young children.
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