A suspect who is reportedly transgender is accused of a horrific murder that happened on Woodridge Square Drive in Houston, Texas, on May 3.

As victim Steven Anderson, 64, was walking to pick up mail, a car approach him from behind, ABC 13 reported Friday.

The outlet noted that “the suspect is 20-year-old Karon Fisher, identified in court records as a man but also described as a woman by police.” The New York Post said Fisher is “reportedly a transgender woman.”

Karon Fisher is a Texas man who thinks he's a woman.

Steven Anderson is a 64-year-old Houston man who was just going to check the mail.

Fisher saw him, mowed him down with his car, backed up over him, stabbed him 9 times, then kissed him and danced around over his body.

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— Joey Mannarino (@JoeyMannarinoUS) May 12, 2024

The car hit the victim, then the driver reversed and hit him again. As community members who saw what happened dialed 911 for help, the suspect produced a knife and approached the victim. The suspect then flipped his body over and straddled him before kissing him.

Seconds later, the suspect allegedly stabbed the victim nine times before walking away from the scene. Video footage shows the incident as the suspect, who has bleached blonde hair and is wearing a black bra and high-waisted black shorts, leans over the victim. (Read more from “VIDEO: ‘Transgender Woman’ Accused of Running over Victim Before Kissing, Stabbing Body” HERE)

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If there’s a kind of professional you had to trust with your life, most people’s first choice would likely be a medical doctor.

However, up-and-coming doctors are no longer being taught about medicine — but rather being indoctrinated with left-wing propaganda.

The George Washington University School of Medicine & Health Sciences is no exception. Some of its courses include “How to talk about race, power, and privilege in classroom and clinical settings” and “Beyond the binary: Navigating pregnancy and affirming care for people with diverse gender identities.”

Another course titled, “Confronting U.S. History: We must end racism to end health disparities” features a webinar session with Nikole Hannah-Jones, who created the 1619 project. . .

But George Washington University isn’t the only one propagandizing its students. At the Indiana University School of Medicine, first-year students in basic anatomy classes are taught that “gender is a social construct” and that “sex and gender fall along a continuum, rather than being binary constructs.” (Read more from “Top University Medical Students Learn That ‘Gender Is a Social Construct’ and How to ‘End Racism'” HERE)

The military could seek to formally punish service members for refusing to use another service member’s preferred pronouns under existing policy, according to military experts.

A 2020 Equal Opportunity law opened the door for commanders to subject someone who refuses to affirm a transgender servicemember’s so-called gender identity to the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) for charges related to harassment, Capt. Thomas Wheatley, an assistant professor at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, told the Daily Caller News Foundation. Such a move would likely infringe on a servicemember’s constitutional rights to uphold their conscience, but it might not prevent leaders from employing more subtle ways of disciplining service members. . .

The military “is right to want to protect the rights and welfare of its transgender service members. But it owes the same protection to those who share a different perspective on the issue, especially when that perspective is a deep-seated expression of personal conscience,” Wheatley told the DCNF.

None of the military’s rules explicitly prohibit so-called “misgendering,” when someone uses pronouns to describe a transgender person which do not correspond to the person’s new gender identity, Wheatley explained. However, existing guidance implies that using pronouns rejected by another person violates Military Equal Opportunity (MEO) regulations against sex-based harassment and discrimination. . .

Service members could conceivably be court-martialed for “refusing to use another person’s self-identified pronouns, even when their refusal stems from principled religious conviction,” Wheatley told the DCNF. “This law applies to service members at all times and in all locations, even when they’re off duty and in the privacy of their off-post residence.”

This Lieutenant Colonel is in charge of acquisitions for the U.S. Space Force.

Lt. Col. Bree Fram is in charge of developing, designing and acquiring space craft.

“I have people staring at me and basically asking, ‘Are You Real’?” pic.twitter.com/LXJgBkHYnp

— Oli London (@OliLondonTV) April 12, 2024

(Read more from “Military Could Hit Troops With Court-Martials for Refusing to Use Preferred Pronouns, Experts Say” HERE)