“As Kids, They Thought They Were Trans. They No Longer Do”

Grace Powell

Artigo de opinião publicado no New York Times Autor: Pamela Paul Grace Powell was 12 or 13 when she discovered she could be a boy. Growing up in a relatively conservative community in Grand Rapids, Mich., Powell, like many teenagers, didn’t feel comfortable in her own skin. She was unpopular and frequently bullied. Puberty made […]

Gaslighting the Concerned Parents of Trans Children-A Psychotherapist’s View.

juventude-em-transicao

Artigo original publicado no site Quillette Por Stella O’Malley I first met Jo and Carol in Manchester two years ago, when I spoke as a clinician on a panel at what is believed to be the first conference dedicated to the issue of detransitioners (people who once presented themselves as transgender, but then decided to live in […]

No One Is Born in “The Wrong Body”

juventude-em-transicao

Artigo original publicado no Le Figaro Por William J. Malone, Colin M. Wright, and Julia D. Robertson The fact is, no child is actually born in the wrong body. The idea that all people have an innate “gender identity” recently has been endorsed by many health-care professionals and mainstream medical organizations. This term commonly is defined to […]

Autism, Puberty, and Gender Dysphoria.

Artigo original publicado no site 4W Por Elizabeth Hawker The view from an autistic desisted woman After six years of identifying as a trans man as a teenager, I desisted (stopped identifying a trans) at the age of 21. Since reclaiming my womanhood, I have been thinking long and hard about what exactly happened in […]

“A nova homofobia”

a-nova-homofobia

The New Homophobia | Opinion Artigo publicado na revista Newsweek Online Artigo de Opinião de Ben Appel publicado em 21/04/22 There is a frightening new version of homophobia pervading the U.S., disguised as, of all things, “LGBTQ” activism. For adult gay people like me, it’s clear that this activism does not advance our equality, but […]