A former U.S. Navy SEAL who famously came out as transgender ten years ago has renounced their transition and will soon resume living as a biological male.
In 2013, Chris Beck, then known as Kristin Beck, famously came out as transgender after serving in the Navy for 20 years, including SEAL Team Six, having been deployed over 13 times and having received over 50 medals and ribbons for his service. Speaking with CNN’s Anderson Cooper at the time, Beck said he always felt like a woman, a feeling he bottled up for years.
“It is a constant,” he said. “But as you suppress, and as you bottle it up, it’s not that on the surface. So maybe I could put it back a few different layers. You would never notice it.”
Now, nearly ten years later, Beck has renounced his words, saying that CNN used him for propaganda purposes while calling on Americans to “wake up” to the transgender radicalism targeting children.
