Supreme Court ruling on trans treatments for minors decried by media as 'huge setback for transgender rights'

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MSN

The legacy media was united in its disapproval of the Supreme Court's landmark ruling upholding Tennessee's ban on transgender medical treatment for minors.

In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court struck down a challenge to a Tennessee law restricting access to puberty blockers and hormone treatment to children who identify as the opposite sex.

Several news organizations framed the ruling negatively and implied it was a "setback for transgender rights" for all ages, despite the decision affecting only minors. The result was also described as a "major blow," a "devastating loss," and a "stunning setback."

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[mattfivefour]

It was the correct and common sense ruling.

 

[Tall Timbers]

The deviants want our children. This is such a twisted world.

 

[Hol]

I am so grateful for this ruling Jesus


I didn’t read the 180-pg decision but I understand that the wording of Justice Amy C. Barret zeroed in on the notion that “trans” are a special group of people with their own 14th Amendment protections was shot down.

She strongly, yet simply, reasoned that yeah, no. Trans is not an immutable human trait that requires protection.