The historical parallels are quite alarming. The same reasoning was used in 1933 as well against the Institute for Sexual Sciences in Berlin (which offered gender affirming care as early as 1931 and was a target of one of the first book burnings there): “The destruction of the institute preceded a wider campaign against sexual reform and contraception, which were perceived as a threat to the German birth rate” (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Institut_für_Sexualwissenschaft#Aftermath_of_initial_raids)
The historical parallels are quite alarming. The same reasoning was used in 1933 as well against the Institute for Sexual Sciences in Berlin (which offered gender affirming care as early as 1931 and was a target of one of the first book burnings there): “The destruction of the institute preceded a wider campaign against sexual reform and contraception, which were perceived as a threat to the German birth rate” (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Institut_für_Sexualwissenschaft#Aftermath_of_initial_raids)