Jeffrey K. Mann, Professor of Religious Studies at Susquehanna University, discusses a way forward in the midst of all the uncritical thought and nastiness.
Recap 1) Current discussions on transgender issues are divisive and lack nuance. 2) Respectful dialogue is needed instead of polarizing rhetoric. 3) Treat individuals with dignity regardless of gender identity. 4) Acknowledge the complexity of transgender issues and avoid simplistic solutions. 5) Advocate for critical thinking and open debate, especially in academic settings. 6) Engage in compassionate but critical dialogue, avoiding pandering or condescension.
I think it has all to do with politics and capitalism. Politicians want the gay vote so they come up with pro gay initiatives. The medical industry see a opportunity to make lots of money. And now society has to deal with the mess they created. It looks like this could cost democrats the election..yes they got the gay vote.. but the population had enough of liberals pleasing the gay community and gays going agressively after those who speak negative of them. Basically the democrates have become extreme just like the repubicans at this point so one might as well vote for Trump. Few years oga i was worried about that now i see it is a choice between crazy and crazy.
