I know you want to talk about Biden replacing the American flag with the pride,

progress rainbow flag at the White House. And we will get to that shocking example of LGBT

visibility in just a second. First though, I want to get to a glaring example of LGBT invisibility.

Transgender Erasier because over the weekend, the Unibomor died. Ted Kaczynski,

the brilliant mathematician, the mass murderer, the political philosopher whose manifesto

raised serious concerns about modern society, the monster who killed three people and injured

23 others. So much has been written and publicized about Kaczynski's life. He was accepted to

Harvard at just 15 years old. He was recruited by the CIA into the notorious Mind-Altering MK-Altery

Experiments at age 16, brutal experiments that might have planted or at least exacerbated a

whole host of mental problems that grew worse and worse over the years. But one aspect of Kaczynski's

life is being left out of his obituaries. And that is Ted Kaczynski's gender dysphoria,

which the Unibomor himself referred to as a quote, major turning point in his life.

It's strange. All we hear about these days is the need for trans visibility.

And then when a man who by today's standards is one of the most prominent transgender individuals

ever to have lived, dies, and dies during Pride Month, by the way, we don't hear a thing about it.

The news used to report. Unkaczynski's transness. Here is the Washington Post back in 1998,

headline, gender confusion, sex change idea, fueled Kaczynski's rage report says. This is the first

first line of the article. Convicted Unibomor, Theodore J Kaczynski,

considered having a sex change operation when he was in his 20s, and his confusion over his gender

identity filled him with a rage that contributed to his bombing spree according to documents released

today. It's the liberal Washington Post. Back in the 90s, the news media were willing to report

these facts. Today, in 2023, even the liberal press won't mention them. So much for progress,

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