With a woman to look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with a point.

A few weeks after Last Summer's Dobbs decision, Massachusetts quietly passed a law to protect

abortionists from lawsuits and criminal charges if they perform abortions on women from

out of state.

Also tacked onto that law, using the broad sweeping language of reproductive health care

was a provision to protect Massachusetts doctors who prescribe hormones to perform

surgeries on people which gender dysphoria.

On the very beginning, the transgender movement has hitched onto other movements.

In this case, a movement that denies women is co-opting a so-called women's rights issue.

What abortion and so-called gender medicine do have in common is committing physical harm.

They're both what philosopher Philip Breve called death works.

Because the transgender movement likes any positive good to pursue, it only survives

by hijacking other cultural movements that claim to protect the oppressed.

However, when in conflict with these movements, like for example the L's and the acronym,

the T's quickly become the oppressors.

A movement should never be too careful about its bedfellows.

For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street.