On Monday, the Supreme Court concluded that homosexuality and transgenderism are covered under the Civil Rights Act of 1964.  This post doesn't have enough space to explain why, legally, that is an incorrect decision.  Put simply, the Civil Rights Act does not cover sexual orientation and was never intended to.  If Congress wants to change that, it can; it is not the Supreme Court's role, though, to make that change. This post focuses only on the fact that the Supreme Court, in Bostock v. Clayton County, wrongly accepted the premise that transgenderism is part of the homosexuality spectrum.  It is not.  It is a form of mental illness.  The Supreme Court has just said that body dysmorphic disorder is protected under the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Transgenderism is in the news.  J.K. Rowling is under attack for her concern that transgender rights are damaging women's rights and...(Read Full Post)