The Supreme Court, standing tall and strong, has just delivered a victory for common sense and decency. They’ve backed a Republican-backed ban in Tennessee that puts a stop to this ludicrous practice of gender-altering medical care for minors. And yes, you heard it right, MINORS! They’re nothing more than kids, and the left wants to intervene in their natural development.
This decision is a big win for those of us who believe in preserving the innocence of childhood. The justices ruled that this ban does not violate the 14th Amendment promise of equal protection. The law bars medical treatments like puberty blockers and hormones for people under 18 experiencing gender dysphoria. They’ve upheld this law, and it’s nothing less than a triumph for sanity and our children’s future.
The Justice Department under the former President Biden’s administration had challenged this law. And they LOST. Liberal policies are demonstrably absurd, especially when it comes to messing with the health of our children.

Tennessee’s law, passed in 2023, aims to encourage minors to “appreciate their sex” by prohibiting healthcare workers from prescribing puberty blockers and hormones to help them live as “a purported identity inconsistent with the minor’s sex.” It’s about ensuring our children aren’t being used as guinea pigs for a radical left-wing experiment.
And yes, predictably, there were challenges to this law. A few plaintiffs, including three transgender minors and their parents, as well as a doctor who provides this care, sued to challenge the law’s legality. They were represented by the American Civil Liberties Union and Lambda Legal. But the Supreme Court stood firm, upholding the law that protects our kids from these radical interventions.

Tennessee has said it is banning “risky, unproven gender-transition interventions,” pointing to “scientific uncertainty,” tightened restrictions in some European countries, and “firsthand accounts of regret and harm” from people who discontinue or reverse treatments. That’s right, folks, even people who’ve gone through these treatments are speaking out against them.
The Supreme Court’s decision is a victory for common sense and decency. This is about the preservation of childhood, about protecting our kids from radical experiments. And this is just the beginning.