August 26, 2022
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At Least 13 U.S. Hospitals Perform Gender Transition Surgeries on Minors |
by Joshua Arnold |
After Libs of TikTok exposed the Boston Children's Hospital for performing gender transition surgeries on minors, the hospital rushed to contain the fallout, revising its website to remove the evidence. But Botson was just the tip of iceberg. According to research compiled by The Washington Stand, at least 13 hospitals - mostly children's hospitals - in the United States perform gender transition surgeries on minors. |
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We Can't Leave People with Disabilities Behind |
by Mary Szoch |
Around the country, the headlines have been plagued with stories of mothers who wanted to give birth to their child but received a life-limiting prenatal diagnosis and now, often out of a deeply misguided attempt at compassion, are franticly searching for a way to abort their child. While these tragic narratives are heartbreaking - full of the mother's shattered hopes and dreams for her unborn child - they also fail to accurately depict what it means to love someone with a disability. |
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Searching for Connectedness and Identity: Post-Pandemic Mental Health Struggles on Campus |
by Marjorie Jackson |
For some college students, the three or four-month summer vacation hasn't been enough of a break to reset. A new Boston University (BU) study found that mental illness has increased among college-aged kids in the past eight years, with anxiety up 110% and depression up 135% since 2013. While many students seek help amidst their struggles, there are plenty who don't as depression, anxiety, and loneliness hit record highs among the college population, according to a similar BU study. What changed? The Washington Stand takes a deeper look. |
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Trueman: Trans Ideology Views World as 'Cosmic Play-Doh' |
by Joshua Arnold |
"We like to think we're masters of our own destiny," Grove City College's Carl Trueman insists, "but there's a lot of evidence that points in the other direction." He explained two disadvantages in particular. First, "imagine the burden placed upon a three- or four-year-old who asks their parents, 'Who am I? Am I a boy or a girl?' And the parent says, 'Well, you've got to decide that for yourself.' That's a terrifying burden to place on the child." Second, "sooner or later, nature bites back. We're seeing already with the accounts of detransitioners." |
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