Carolina Curmudgeon
Robert GooddayMy personal Substack: I write about goings on in education and politics -- and any other topics that I've been musing about
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ScienceVs: Trans Kids Health Care: Are We Getting It Wrong? (II)
My previous posting on this topic (a couple of days ago) focused on the podcast’s discussion of a recent study of detransitioning by trans children and young adults. Before commenting on other claims made in the podcast, I wanted to mention...
L’affaire Dokoupil: Is Ta-Nehisi Coates deeply ignorant, a bigoted antisemite, or both?
ICYMI – which I doubt anyone reading this had done – a week or so ago Ta-Nehisi Coates was a guest on CBS Mornings, flogging his new, already-a-bestseller, book The Message. And if anyone reading this doesn’t know who Coates is (an even les...
ScienceVs revisits the issue of gender affirming care for children with gender dysphoria.
A few years ago, the podcast ScienceVs recorded an episode focusing, in part, on the treatment of children with gender dysphoria. I’ve listened to a lot of ScienceVs podcasts (my wife and I listen to them during many of our frequent drives ...
Wesleyan University president Michael Roth opposes the increasingly popular doctrine of “Institutional Neutrality”
The uncharacteristically tepid response by numerous college presidents following the horrific attacks by Hamas terrorists on Israeli civilians on Oct. 7, 2023 was met by a chorus of criticisms – the beginning salvos of a year in which no ma...
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