Supreme Court rules in favor of banning transgender mutilation for children
The vote broke along party lines, with the six conservatives upholding the laws and the three progressives moving against them, marking a victory for skeptics of transgender procedures.
Justice Clarence Thomas said that the court system should not defer to “self-described experts” on the matter of so-called sex-change procedures, warning that many purported experts indeed subscribe to ideologies that bias their work. File Image.
Members of the Supreme Court issued an historic opinion in favor of laws across some two dozen states allowing officials to ban so-called sex-change operations and hormones.
The vote broke along party lines, with the six conservatives upholding the laws and the three progressives moving against them, marking a victory for skeptics of transgender procedures, which irreversibly damage health and deny the immutable nature of individual sex.
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