Phobias and -isms are the weapon of choice for attack and defense against all enemies who might stand in the way or question the left's mission. Everything is a phobia or an -ism, and just saying as much is often more than enough to yank an apology from the throat of the accused, but the Student Government Association at the University of North Texas is attempting to wield the phobia category even more forcefully.

Recently, the SGA of UNT voted for and pass a resolution that College Fix reports "demanded immediate suspension for 'any UNT Student Organization that engages in harassment, discrimination, hate crimes, and/or violation of UNT policy through transphobic posts, statements, and actions."

This drastic course of action may be in response to UNT hosting Jeff Younger, who--one might remember--fought the legal battle with his ex-wife over the choice to "transition" his son into a girl. Younger's visit to UNT was, how should I say, contentious. And he was met with what one can assume was many of the same students who pushed the SGA legislation through.

While UNT has yet to comment on the plans to either put the resolution into practice or deny the SGA, organizations like the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression have pointed out that the policy would be a blatant violation of the first amendment rights of students.

What exactly qualifies as "transphobic"? In Matt Walsh's new documentary What Is a Woman?,, a professor calls the word "truth" transphobic.

Of course, we know that nearly anything the right says can be called transphobic by the left, and that's entirely the point. The UNT SGA seeks to ban all organizations they don't like. That much is perfectly clear. The only question is whether the administrators at the university are going to allow this to happen.

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