On the heels of a shooting by a transgender at a private
Christian school in Tennessee that left three children and three
adults dead, perhaps it's high time to return to societal
recognition of the LGBTQ movement as rooted in mental disorder and
filled with people who are psychologically disturbed. It wasn't so
long ago that men who thought they could change their sex at will
and become women, and vice versa, were treated for psychological
problems, labeled as victims of gender dysphoria. But to dare
suggest today that transgenderism is a mental illness in need of
professional help is to invite condemnation. Ryan Bomberger, who
heads up The Radiance Foundation with his wife, Bethany, discusses.
Who would have thought the Bombergers' new book, "She Is She,"
would be regarded as radical in title and theme? That's where
America's at, though. And it's time to return to normalcy -- and
honesty.
About the Podcast
Bold and blunt: Washington Times online opinion editor Cheryl Chumley brings her no-holds-barred take on the big issues of the day.