
Chad Felix Greene is a senior contributor to The Federalist. He is the author of the “Reasonably Gay: Essays and Arguments” series and is a social writer focusing on truth in media, conservative ideas and goals, and true equality under the law. You can follow him on Twitter @chadfelixg.
What we are seeing is an effort to deprioritize the facts of biological sex to accommodate an incredibly tiny and unrepresentative number of transgender activists.
The left attacks Pratt from a place of petty vengeance and bigotry — and they feel completely justified.
For the left, it’s not about integrity, reliability, or anything resembling honesty. Apparently, all that matters is who you are and what you represent.
New HBO documentary depicts parents propagandizing their children in radical gender theory and robbing them of life in their natural bodies.
Trans activists keep bullying businesses into removing content through fear tactics rather than by countering the message with their own better one.
Believing they have won the presidential race, Democrats are compiling lists of Trump supporters to harass, keep from paid employment, ban from book and television deals, and more.
We don’t need a president that falls for misleading information pushed by LGBT media or perpetuates false narratives in order to pander to a voting bloc.
By forcing the issue through an activist Supreme Court that fabricated a ‘right,’ the LGBT left have made themselves vulnerable to new justices recognizing this as unconstitutional.
Providing reasonable legal accommodation to this very specific and narrow experience should not be an open invitation for adults to exploit young teenagers by engaging in sex with them.
If trans kids are taught to have an emotional breakdown at the sight of gender-stereotyped clothing or incorrect pronoun use, they’re being set up to fail.
We cannot ignore precautions due to the politicized nature of the pandemic. But we also cannot indulge cruel and sociopathic public shaming of politically convenient victims.
By arguing that characters must be played by actors who share their inherent characteristics, Halle Berry and the rest of the left are effectively limiting possibilities for minority actors.
The recent SCOTUS decision seems like an LGBT victory, but not so fast. By linking the rights of gay and transgender people to sex, the left has bound itself to whatever definition ‘sex’ takes on.
By denying opponents the ability to describe their transgender positions without being publicly shamed, the left wins before the right can even articulate its argument.
For many on the LGBT left, mocking, attacking, and shaming Christians seems to be the only thing giving them a sense of purpose during the COVID-19 crisis.
An estimated five million LGBT Americans are expected to lose their jobs from the coronavirus shutdown. Rather than complaining about it, some people are doing something to directly help.
Trans activists and the media are championing a new study saying puberty blockers are safe and necessary for transgender kids. The problem? The study is an unscientific mess.
Claiming Mike Pence puts America at risk for coronavirus because of an Indiana HIV outbreak intentionally creates fear and fuels the fires of hatred.
When I watch the advocacy for transgender transition in children, all I can see is an organized effort to ‘correct’ something that should never have been viewed as wrong in the first place.
Compelling Christians to use speech that violates their religious beliefs is far from neutral. A new higher ed case shows the courts disagree.