TeenVogue: LGBTQ’s Cry That Kids Can’t Celebrate Being Gay

The LGBT “community is yet again under attack.” Boohoo!

In an op-ed for TeenVogue, Trevor Project Executive Director Amit Paley, expressed his deep grief that there are gay children that can’t celebrate Pride Month. More than 300 bills have been filed in Congress to protect the identity and prevent the grooming and indoctrination of children. As Paley puts it however, these bills are anti-LGBT and “harm” alphabet kids. 

Pride Month is a time when we honor the struggle and sacrifices of the LGBTQ community to get the rights that we enjoy today. This year however, Pride Month’s festivity is starkly different from the truth.

The best kind of delusion. 

This year, it is believed that 25 LGBT related bills were filed. One of those was backed by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis who signed the Parental Rights in Education Bill. It would have prohibited conversations regarding sexual orientation or gender identity being held in school classrooms until the third grade. LGBT propagandists, including the one who penned this dramatic op-ed, call DeSantis’ bill the “Don’t Say Gay Bill.”

DeSantis, one of few rational politicians that actually cares about youth welfare, is one of the rare ones. Kids aren’t gay or trans unless someone in authority teaches them about what that is and means. Parents are the most powerful authority in the lives of children. Parents are being cut out by schools. DeSantis aims to change that.

Paley claimed that anti-LGBTQ bills are “exploiting LGBTQ youth for political gain” and touched on suicide rates. 

LGBTQ teens are not at increased risk for suicide simply because of the way they identify. They are more at risk due to how stigmatized and mistreated in society.

 Paley didn’t link to a peer reviewed journal or a professional medical study. Paley linked to another TeenVogue piece as a reference. 

TeenVogue has all the answers. You got it. 

The author then claimed that gender-affirming care is “some of the best suicide prevention tools we have” and thinks that laws that deem the indoctrination of kids is child abuse, are bad. It is child abuse to indoctrinate youth. 

Period. 

Paley works with the Trevor Project group, which basically only grooms children. The sitefeatures links to a “Coming Out Handbook,” an exploration on sexual orientation (all of them), a gender identity encyclopedia, and even an online chatroom to help LGBTers affirm each other’s delusions. This is a disturbing concept. Paley is a natural fit for the Trevor Project. 

As a call to action after the sob story, Paley encouraged “all adults in positions of power” to affirm and promote the delusional ideology of the LGBTQ community. Shame on Paley for pushing the lie that kids need to be  part of the alphabet mob, and shame on TeenVogue for promoting him.