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A Former LGBT Activist Speaks Out: Regrets and Revelations

In a stunning revelation, a former LGBT activist has come forward to express deep regret for her previous efforts in normalizing the transgender movement. Kay Yang, who once worked for the LGBT movement in New York, now equates her past work with “grooming” children.

Yang, in an interview with Fox News, shared that she initially joined the movement in 2011 with the best of intentions. At that time, she had limited knowledge about transgender individuals and rarely encountered them.

Her elation came in 2015 when the Supreme Court ruled in Obergefell v. Hodges that same-sex marriage was constitutional in all 50 states. Yang saw this as an opportunity to help marginalized and oppressed individuals, believing that no one should face discrimination.

However, over the years, Yang witnessed the movement embracing radical gender ideologies that she had not signed up for. Despite her reservations, she went along with them, as she was hired to conduct LGBT community outreach and education.

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It was only later that Yang realized she had been exploited by the movement. She discovered that her work was being used as part of a campaign to convince minors to undergo irreversible mastectomies and other surgeries. She described her realization as a moment of devastation, questioning, “Oh my God, what have I done?”

Now a vocal opponent of radical trans ideology, Yang is focused on protecting children. She is deeply concerned about the misinformation being spread to children about their bodies and the world around them, which she believes puts them in danger and leads to feelings of shame.

Yang’s journey serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of critical thinking and questioning the ideologies we align ourselves with. Her story is a call to protect the well-being and innocence of children, ensuring they are not subjected to harmful practices.

For the full interview, visit The Western Journal.