Being Gender-Critical Is Like Being a High School Outcast

May 26, 2025

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a young black female student walks into school with a crowd of white students behind her. One white female student is angry and yelling at her. — Elizabeth Eckford being bullied for her attendance at a newly integrated school. Sep. 1957.

Being gender-critical is like being a high school outcast.

Most people don’t want to sit with you during lunchtime. You’re a target for gossip and bullying. You’re different in a bad way. You’re basically the kid with the cooties.

Meanwhile all the popular (trans-a…

Being Gender-Critical Is Like Being a High School Outcast

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