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COMMENTARY: Pope Francis has repeatedly and emphatically spoken out against gender ideology. And Virginia Bishop Michael Burbidge’s Aug. 12 pastoral letter on gender dysphoria models truth in charity and authentic mercy.
Ryan Anderson, president of the Ethics and Public Policy Center, praised the changes and called for additional protections for children with gender dysphoria.
The decision by the court on Monday to deny to hear the case means a February 2020 ruling by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in Parents for Privacy v. Dallas School District No. 2 will stand.
The landmark ruling may influence lawmakers and judges in other parts of the world.
Archbishop Carlson is one of a small but increasing number of Catholic bishops and Catholic leaders in the U.S. who have issued statements on gender ideology.
The plaintiff’s claims that the hysterectomy would not have been canceled if it were for a diagnosis other than gender dysphoria.
State Rep. Ginny Ehrhart, R-Marietta, said, ‘The bill is about child abuse. Period.’
Fatal blood clots, suicidal behavior, lowered IQs, brittle bones and sterility are just a few of the potential side effects of ‘puberty blockers’ that the transgender industry doesn’t want talked about.
The two are very different, says Ryan Anderson, author of When Harry Became Sally
Experts warn in a report summarizing 50 peer-reviewed studies that experimental use of puberty suppressants to treat gender dysphoria could pose serious risks to young patients.
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