One could be forgiven for living life in the mid 20th century without worrying if your daughter would come home and announce she is actually a man. While Alfred Kinsey and John Money conducted their experiments and the ideas behind sex change surgery and gender theory spread through academia, society at large took passing interest in the transgender issue after Jorgensen. Three wire services together sent out a sum total of 50,000 words on the Jorgensen story in the first two weeks of coverage. In the early 1950s, a former GI from the Bronx who renamed himself Christine Jorgensen went to Copenhagen, Denmark, received a sex change surgery and massive doses of estrogen, and became the first international transgender media sensation. While this appears to have happened rather rapidly, pressure had been building for quite some time. Transgenderism has taken the (western) world by storm, and there’s no medium where we aren’t confronted with it, often on a daily basis. The passage is taken from Chapter 5, 'The Transgender Takeover.' *** The following is an excerpt from Matt Walsh's new b ook, What Is a Woman? One Man’s Journey to Answer the Question of a Generation, an investigation into the radical gender ideology movement.
