The bulk of the narrative has been highly critical, with conservatives being accused of "blowing the issue out of proportion" and oppressing the rights of trans people.  A standard refrain from trans activists is that "no one is coming for your kids, so stop being paranoid."  

And yet, these people just can't seem to keep a secret.  A New York pride march says the quiet part out loud as they chant "We're here, we're queer, we're coming for your children."

Far from being a natural inclination among people towards gender dysphoria that they feel they need to express for the sake of their mental health, the trans movement is mostly composed of "trans trenders" - People joining a political movement simply because they want to feel like they belong.  The effects of this trend are becoming increasingly obvious in blue state public schools.

The state of New Jersey has been one of the most aggressive blue havens by far when it comes to gender ideology in education.  NJ started out with district rules that they said were designed to prevent discrimination against "trans students."  These rules included the use of preferred pronouns being encouraged by staff.  Eventually, the policies expanded to include numerous gender based lesson plans and programs, and restrictions on teachers requiring them to keep student trans identities a secret from parents.