IN-DEPTH: Transgender Movement Has ‘Dangerous’ Hidden Motivations, Says Former LGBT Activist

She left the work, she says, because it was grooming children to accept LGBT identities and was funded by international agencies

Women's rights activists Kay Yang (R) and Riley Gaines (L) attend a Save Women's Sports event in Nashville, Tenn. on April 27, 2023. Courtesy of Kay Yang

NASHVILLE, Tenn.—Despite consumer opposition, companies believe backing transgenderism will win them more long-term cash because it has the approval of global regulatory power players, according to women’s rights activist Kay Yang.

The push is part of a philosophical movement aimed at allowing for customization of the human body with sex-change surgery, technological advances, and more, she said. And companies seek to be part of this fast-growing lucrative industry.