With a blitzkrieg of endorsements culminating in a staged phone conversation with the Obamas, Vice President Kamala Harris—previously best-known for botching her role as border czar and dropping out of the presidential primaries before a single vote was cast—has locked up the Democratic nomination. As I noted previously, the Democratic candidate for president of the United States is an abortion extremist, and I was grateful to see that Donald Trump is hammering her on this point despite his refusal to consider abortion as a federal issue:
But Harris is all in on more than abortion. I have yet to see anyone comment on this, but I believe she is the first presumptive presidential nominee of the United States to include her pronouns in her social media bios. On X, her bio reads: “Fighting for the people. Wife, Momala, Auntie. She/her.” This may see innocuous at first glance—especially as we have become used to this sort of virtue-signalling—but Harris’s decision here is deliberate, and it matters. What she is signalling, with the inclusion of her pronouns, is an endorsement of the transgender movement’s view of reality.
Keep in mind that declaring your “preferred pronouns” used to be a fringe practice—but that has begun to change. Students at many universities are expected to announce their preferred pronouns. Corporations demand them on name badges or email signatures. In healthcare and government, it is swiftly becoming standard. Journalists, entertainers, politicians, and other elites are getting on the trans train. The practice is framed as mere politeness, but it is actually a potent victory for trans activists. They understand that pronouns are premises, and that by declaring yours, you are validating theirs. […]
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