Wednesday, October 31, 2018
Rejecting Reality
Jazz Shaw:
Unfortunately, whether we're talking about politics or the educational system, this is a repeating theme. Any discussions of transgender issues, down to the language people use to talk about it, is shielded from any scientific analysis or questions. Bringing up basic medical science is considered bigoted and people raising such questions are labeled "transphobic." But if's the [sic] not the people asking the questions who are the ones paying the price. It’s the patients who are egged on by the media and social justice warriors.Also from Mr. Shaw:
This trend of blithely accepting men who identify as women to compete in women's sporting events is bad for actual women and undercuts their work and achievements. But it's also bad for society as a whole, as it undermines basic science while ignoring the issues of people who are very likely in need of serious emotional and mental health support.
Labels: biology is hard, party of science
