A multi-billion dollar industry disguised as a civil rights movement

e think the ‘transgender’ or ‘gender identity’ movements are about accommodating people with a debilitating condition. But they are actually an industry that creates medical identities out of sex, while simultaneously mounting active campaigns to deconstruct sexual dimorphism within the law.

Transgenderism is a multi-billion dollar industry, disguised as a civil rights movement, or what the journalist Jennifer Bilek describes as “big business dressed up in civil rights clothes”. It constructs medical identities that harm children and steals funding and focus from women’s authentic civil rights…

She goes on to list three "exceedingly rich, white men with enormous cultural influence" who are "funding the transgender lobby and various transgender organisations: Jennifer Pritzker, Jon Stryker, and George Soros". 

Citing George Soros as some kind of behind-the-scenes funder of nefarious schemes automatically raises – or should raise – alarm bells. You're not in good company. It's not a good look. But if that's what's happening then…that's what's happening. I was going to cast doubt on Jennifer Pritzker as well, but see that, yes, she was born James Pritzker, and is "the first and only openly transgender billionaire". Though I don't see what their being white has to do with anything, except as an easy term of disparagement in these BLM times.

Still….worth a read. There's more on how organisations like Stonewall UK, once their original aims of gay liberation had been achieved, bolted trans rights onto their campaigning and – as I noted last week – are now coining it in as self-styled "diversity champions", selling their snake-oil to government agencies, police forces, universities, and major companies.

In summary, the money invested by rich men, governments, technology, and pharmaceutical corporations effectively normalises transgenderism as a lifestyle choice. The micro-politics and the macro-politics of ‘identity’ interact to form one of the most misogynistic expressions of patriarchy in recent times under the guise of equality, diversity, and inclusion.