Alfred Kinsey: The Researcher Behind Modern Gender Ideology

Showing 5 Alfred Kinsey videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.

Alfred Kinsey, the mid-twentieth-century sex researcher whose studies are widely credited with reshaping American attitudes toward sexuality, is identified by commentator Matt Walsh as one of two foundational figures, alongside psychologist John Money, whose work Walsh argues laid the intellectual groundwork for modern transgender ideology decades before its rapid acceleration in the early 2010s. Walsh traces three specific factors he says drove that acceleration: social media contagion among adolescents, a medical industry he argues profits substantially from gender transition procedures, and what he calls a Gnostic spirituality separating body from soul that underlies the movement's core claims. Speaking at the same church gathering, Charlie Kirk challenges pastors directly to break their silence on these questions rather than avoiding controversy, offering practical guidance for parents whose children have been influenced by transgender ideology. Separately and unrelated to Kinsey specifically, Kirk and pro-life advocate Seth Gruber connect abortion to what they describe as ancient child sacrifice practices, invoking the White Rose Resistance movement against Nazi Germany as their model for the moral clarity they argue the abortion debate demands from Christians today.