Legal Limits Last week, the state of Colorado passed into law House Bill 25-1312, which made referring to a person by his given name or a gendered pronoun that he does not like to be a punishable offense under the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act. If you think about it, it means that seeking to help a person resolve her alienation from …
A congressional bill and a robust Journal of Sexual Medicine study question America’s way of addressing gender dysphoria.
Here is a term we should all know: in vitro gametogenesis (IVG). It will soon play a key role in the story of humanity’s unfolding.
In response to the British Cass Report exposing the lack of science in treating the gender troubled, the American establishment soldiers on.
Gender is so big a part of who we are, we need many venues of investigation to understand it. The Gender Revolution (2023), helps with a multi-pronged approach.
A hormone-birthed predisposition, when mixed with other ingredients in one’s experiences, responses, can yield same-sex attraction. But it is not determinative.
Researchers find how it is cool to study social contagion, except when it involves gender dysphoria. Beware of trying to understand Rapid Onset.
Last week, two Wisconsin citizens sued their state Department of Health Services for not covering their sex-change operations under Medicaid, stating that science backs them up. What does the science really say?
The Endocrine Society’s position statement on transgender health promises that “considerable scientific evidence has emerged demonstrating a durable biological element underlying gender identity.” The Society uses these results to advise insurance companies to cover sex changes operations. I am still waiting to see the “considerable scientific evidence” of a biologically based gender identity apart from one’s biological sex.
