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Activist Hopeful but Skeptical on Transgenderism Report

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By    |   Monday, 10 November 2025 07:15 AM EST

A study that found young Americans trending away from transgenderism in the past two years drew a mixed reaction from a longtime activist who returned to his biological male identity after eight years of living as a woman.

"I'm optimistic that it's going to come down, I just don't think we're there yet," said Walt Heyer, a prolific writer and speaker on transgender issues who left that lifestyle more than 30 years ago.

Craig Myers

Craig Myers was a reporter and editor for newspapers in Alabama and Florida for more than 25 years. A graduate of Troy University, he earned a master's degree in International Affairs from Middle Tennessee State University, where he works full-time and teaches journalism part-time.

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A study that found young Americans trending away from transgenderism in the past two years drew a mixed reaction from a longtime activist who returned to his biological male identity after eight years of living as a woman.
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