The Texas House of Representatives recently passed a bill banning transgender women and girls from participating in female school sports.
The Texas House of Representatives recently passed a bill banning transgender women and girls from participating in female school sports.
Scientific advances are based on self-correction, criticism, and dissent. This is vital for fixing bad theories and identifying mistaken assumptions. On the transgender issue, more than any other right now, dissenting voices are silenced. Though such scientific malpractice is reversible, it is not so for those whose identities, lives, and very bodies are now being experimented on. For them, much of the damage will be permanent.
In an upcoming special session, Texas lawmakers are set to discuss the rights of transgender youth.
The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) installed its first openly transgender bishop during a Saturday service held at Grace Cathedral in San Francisco.
A new wave of studies in recent years paints a rosy picture about the benefits of medical transitions for people with gender dysphoria. So much so that, as Paul Dirks recently wrote at Public Discourse, “lifelong experimental medicalization, sterilization, and complete removal of healthy body parts ... is no longer a rarity. It is the recommended treatment for gender dysphoria.”
Some 3,000 medical professionals have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and other entities over the Biden administration's decision to reinstate a "transgender mandate."
On Monday, the Virginia Supreme Court sided with a Christian teacher seeking to maintain his job at a public school after he was suspended for speaking out against a proposed transgender policy.
The Newport News, Va. School Board, in a 5-1 vote Tuesday, opposed a proposal that would have forced schools to allow students to use the restroom and locker room they wish.
Two Virginia public school teachers are suing their school district over a new policy that requires employees to use the chosen pronouns and names of students who identify as transgender.
A new guideline issued by the Scottish government says that primary schools can permit children as young as four years old to change their gender identity without parental consent.
