Post-Election, the Transgender Movement Continues to Deny Reality

Besides refusing to acknowledge biological truth, proponents deny what’s happening in schools and reject the idea that the election rebuked them.

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Protesters rally for the International Transgender Day of Visibility in Tucson, Ariz., March 2023.

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Following the national election, author Joyce Carol Oates posted on X that the “‘transgender issue meant a good deal to some voters,” and that she can “only conclude that many voters were made to hate & fear by rightwing media caricaturing & demonizing them.” According to Oates, the real problem was the “‘scapegoating” of transgender individuals over a fabricated or embellished moral outrage by conservative media.

Since then, more pundits and influential individuals have posited similar conclusions — either people do not understand the transgender issue or they are making a mountain out of a grain of sand. Some are claiming both.

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Rhyen Staley

Rhyen Staley is a researcher for Parents Defending Education. He has over 25 years of volleyball coaching experience from Women’s Division I down to junior high. He holds a master's degree in elementary education and has over a decade of classroom experience in both public and private schools.

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