Bad Facts
Glenna GoldisHow does a movement win in court when the facts are against it? This is a newsletter about "trans rights" in the US from the 1960s to today.
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Idaho Comes for the American Academy of Pediatrics
> “It’s a great work of art like the statue of Venus, if you’re wearing a hat on the head of your penis.”
The Republicans Who Support Trans Rights (Part 2)
We don’t often see Democrats triangulate on trans issues. They either splash out, promising to grant veto power over the Secretary of Education to a trans 9-year old, or they lie (“it’s not happening!”) or evade the question (Kamala Harris:...
Tim Walz's "Sanctuary" Law Could Bankrupt Families and Enable Domestic Violence
> “That march of bigotry and hate stops at Minnesota’s borders. Freedom is on the march in Minnesota, decency is on the march in Minnesota, compassion is on the march in Minnesota.”
The Republicans Who Support Trans Rights (Part 1)
> “Few facts are needed to appreciate the legal question we face.”
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