KISS frontman Paul Stanley has weighed in on kids’ gender identities and the parents who are “normalizing and even encouraging participation” in embracing them, calling it a “sad and dangerous fad.”
The 71-year-old rocker made his comments as politicians in several states have attempted to restrict…
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