There was a time, not long ago, when calling someone “straight” was as neutral as calling them right-handed or brown-eyed. It simply described the overwhelming human norm: the natural, biologically obvious attraction between men and women that has built every civilization in recorded history. Today, that same word is being quietly retired, replaced by a clinical, activist-coined term, "cisgender," as if the default orientation of 97% of humanity now requires a special prefix to distinguish it from the new sacred categories. . .
