Meet 'the New American Family:' Trans, Gender Queer 'Clown Nuns!'

What is the ideal American family? Is it a loving mother and father with happy children living on their own property with a white picket fence? Nope, according to The Guardian, it’s a gender queer family of clown nuns.

To honor the 50th anniversary of the Stone Wall Riots, The Guardian has published a series of articles under the category “Stonewall at 50,” which exclusively panders to LGBTQP issues. Yesterday, the lefty U.K. publication released an article entitled “The new American family: Trans, gender queer, nonbinary, two-spirit.”

The article shared the stories of six different families -- all of which opposed the traditional, heteronormative, Judeo-Christian idea of family.

The article gave the story of Rev Hicks -- a 31-year-old “gender queer Sister of Perpetual Indulgence who created a family of clown nuns.” Yes, that is a real quote from the article. Hicks lives in an “all queer/trans household” with a “trans spiritual family.”

Hicks identifies as a “clown nun” and The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence is a group of drag queens that satirize religious beliefs about gender and family. Hicks stated, “We definitely are rethinking what it means to be re-radicalized nuns in a way.”

There are more characters featured in the article that you have to read about to believe, from a 35-year-old “non-binary person” married to a 60-year-old trans man with 20 adoped "adult kids," to a 56-year-old “masculine-presenting non-binary person” who is part of a throuple and “spiritual siblings” with one partner's mother.

Shockingly, this is not satire. This is real life and what the U.K. Guardian wants to be the "new American family."

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