As I note today in the New York Post, the history of public opinion is gradual acceptance of novel identities and unconventional social arrangements, such as same-sex marriage, which a majority of Americans had come to support by the time of the Obergefell decision in 2015. But on the issue of “gender transitioning” among young people, some surveys suggest public opinion is moving away from acceptance of the trend:

Here’s how the Washington Post summarized it last month:

Most Americans support anti-trans policies favored by GOP, poll shows

Most Americans don’t believe it’s even possible to be a gender that differs from that assigned at birth.A 57 percent majority of adults said a person’s gender is determined from the start, with 43 percent saying it can differ.

Chaser:

Norway bans child sex changes, joins Finland, Sweden, and UK in rejecting gender ideology