Why it's time for LGB to divorce T and Q

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : The Gallup numbers follow a survey conducted last year by the Public Religion Research Institute which found that Americans are widely in favor of general nondiscrimination laws protecting LGBTs -- eight in 10 back policies securing jobs, public accommodation, and housing -- but that support erodes when special privileges for trans people, framed as "rights" by the researchers, enter the picture.
45% : Notably, the infamous Tavistock Center, an NHS-funded children's gender clinic, closed last year after public outrage over medical interventions for transgender children. High-profile cases like that of Allison Bailey have also aided public support for the LGB (sans T) cause in Britain.
44% : Earlier this year, a Gallup poll revealed that support for same-sex relationships fell from 71% to 64% in just one year -- the largest single-year shift recorded in more than two decades.
44% : Like many, Van Leuven's stance is rooted as much in biology as ideology. Being gay is about same-sex attraction, being trans is anchored in an alternative gender identity -- and the two are not necessarily aligned.

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