This is likely a controversial post for some, challenging issues have to be discussed broadly, or the few that are invested in the issues will both narrowly define the terms and the frame for discussion.

What I've noticed is an ongoing push to erode traditional identities - the common language is that [x] is a social construct - social constructs are derived from by both our biology, and transmitted knowledge (both genetic and cognitive) from the earliest tribes of man.

When identity is overwritten, degraded, or depreciated - people are rootless and adrift - with no sense of their role in their family, community, or any social unit. A strong identity and a sense of belonging to a social unit is a source of resiliency.

If identity is deliberately or incidentally diminished a new identity can be grafted onto the individual. Without dipping into conspiracy or overt speculation - some utopian impulse could certainly exist that drives the ideologically motivated to overwrite traditional identities with some arbitrary state.

The "ABC Mafia' seems to meet its strongest opposition from groups with well developed traditional identities.

There does seem to be an ongoing effort to glamorize and normalize transgenderism. While I have sincere compassion for people suffering from clinical dysphoria - chemically or surgically treating children is certainly abuse in the vast majority of cases. Transgenderism and it's advocates or allies have taken on almost religious tones - certainly cultish.

This comment is turning into bit more of an essay than I intended - so I'll simply commend you for addressing a controversial issue.