Jennifer Bilek has argued on several occasions that the rise of the LGBTQ+ movement is not a rights campaign at all, but a marketing strategy for dismantling the natural way humans reproduce. “Heterosexuality = bad, everything else = good,” she writes, linking this cultural inversion to an industry that packages reproductive technologies as civil rights while reducing the human body to commodities: wombs, eggs, sperm, hormones and, soon, gene-editing (1). What is presented as progress is ...
