But behind the talk of dialogue were several barbs around trans rights – not surprising, actual LGBT+ activists said, who have come to expect this from a group that has defended working with the anti-LGBT+ and anti-abortion Heritage Foundation.
In a volley of vastly unsubstantiated claims, LGB Alliance said in the advert that trans youth taking puberty blocks do so because they “do not conform to gender stereotypes”.
They shouldn’t take the what researchers have dubbed life-saving treatment, the LGB Alliance claimed, because they will “simply grow up to be gay”. Puberty blockers really don’t work like this, experts rebuff, who actually provide evidence, unlike the LGB Alliance.