Gender "assigned at birth?" No, gender is "assigned" at conception
Rolf Yungclas , Bio and Archives--May 17, 2016
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Under President Obama, America was placed on the fast track to "fundamental transformation," which is the process of our national heritage being eliminated, and the removal of every semblance of a traditional social order. It started long before the Obama administration, of course, with the Democratic Party having become a united-front organization of the “oppressed,” from radical feminists to advocates of racial revenge against whites, to special rights for homosexuals, and now, special rights for dozens of sexual preferences and gender classifications, all under the banner of “LGBT” (lesbians, gays, bisexuals, and transsexuals/transgenders).
The Democrats welcome any group who can place the blame for their problems on a supposed system of tyranny headed up by the Republican Party, particularly its conservative wing. Their goal is to eradicate the Republican Party, described as being headed up by white European descended, male dominated, capitalist, nationalist, Christians.“The directive comes from two top administration officials: Catherine E. Lhamon, the assistant secretary of education for civil rights, and Vanita Gupta, head of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division.”
“Transgender individuals may undergo gender transition at any stage of their lives, and gender transition can happen swiftly or over a long duration of time.”Instead of special consideration for individuals not comfortable with using the restroom that pertains to their physical attributes, they turn reality on its head and for non-transgender students “make individual-user options available to all students who voluntarily seek additional privacy.” And while we need to be questioning the absurdity of the notion that school restrooms and locker rooms should be fundamentally transformed for a situation that over 99% of schools have never had an issue with, it’s wrong to even suggest that its implementation should bypass the Constitutional system of representative government and be imposed as a national directive. Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt was one of several state AGs who responded to Lhamon and Gupta: "We believe that your actions today are unlawful and that they represent the most egregious administrative overreach to date....You have taken a public policy issue that must, by our constitutional design, be worked out in the laboratory of democracy and enforced it on all people. And you have done so through a misuse of the spending power." No need for a Constitutional government if the White House can arbitrarily tell the whole country to change their thinking instantaneously to accept that all gender issues will now be based on the thought of individuals instead of their biology.
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Rolf Yungclas is a recently retired newspaper editor from southwest Kansas who has been speaking out on the issues of the day in newspapers and online for over 15 years