I’ve been spending a lot of time lately researching the proliferation of the trans phenomenon and its increasing visibility and demands, especially regarding children. I’ve decided to start a multi-parter series of posts, because even though I’ve already written about … Continue reading →
A dangerous development, and perhaps something that will be spreading: Several groups and opponents to AB 957 and other bills making it through the California Legislature stood on the Capitol grounds to voice their opposition. AB 957, in particular, concerns … Continue reading →
If you’re interested in how and why the explosion of trans ideology and the huge increase in the number of young people identifying as trans has occurred, it’s important to look at the role of online communities. The same was … Continue reading →
Good news: The publicly funded health service in England has decided it will not routinely offer puberty-blocking drugs to children at gender identity clinics, saying more evidence is needed about the potential benefits and harms. The National Health Service said … Continue reading →
Last night I watched the documentary called “Deadname.” It’s about three parents impacted by their teenagers declaring as trans, the lack of traditional counseling for such children and its replacement by rubber-stamping on the part of the therapy and healthcare … Continue reading →
It is supported by most Americans, but the left wants to frame this sort of law as pernicious: Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas signed a bill into law Friday that bans sex-change surgeries and hormonal interventions aimed at transitioning minors … Continue reading →
The key is an organization called WPATH. You may not have heard of it – I hadn’t heard of it until fairly recently – but it’s the most influential worldwide body in pushing what’s now called “affirmative care” and jettisoning … Continue reading →
In this recent post I wrote the following: Many trans people…are appalled at what today’s extreme trans activists have done in their name. There are actually a number of trans YouTubers who have embarked on trying to make it clear … Continue reading →
In an odd coincidence, two days ago I sent a friend a video of one of my favorite comic scenes from “Life of Brian,” made in 1979: And last night I saw this article about a new stage production based … Continue reading →
I’ve certainly read a lot and heard a lot about the destructive results that occur all too often with the fast-tracked medical treatment of minor children who identify as trans in clinics that practice “gender-affirming” care. Even so, this was … Continue reading →
I’m so old I can remember when people who felt themselves to be trans didn’t immediately qualify for hormones and surgery – not even adults. There were some common-sense rules to protect the people themselves, and just about everyone understood … Continue reading →
It also exploits and physically damages or even mutilates many minors with multiple mental health problems. Sullivan is correct on that. Actually, it has been apparent for a long time. In fact, Sullivan is rather late to the game: What … Continue reading →