Among the bills that drew the most attention this past legislative session were related to transgender identity issues and the normalization of LGBT activity in the classroom. In a personal conversation I had with the state legislator I had lamented that there were few people willing to speak out on one of these bills—SB 150 that kept gender dysphoric kids from puberty blockers and life-altering surgeries that could render them infertile. Of course, the reason why was because many fear being targeted and labeled and possibly losing their job. I get that. But unless parents, teachers, and medical professionals, do their part in their respective roles, the law will just be a shell. There is a maxim in public policy says that politics is downstream from culture. And if culture does not support and bolster the law, then the law is useless. Regarding transgender identity being a right for kids, the jury is still out on whether that sticks.