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Bob Frank's avatar

> Neil DeGrasse Tyson even asked:" What business is it of yours to require that I fulfill your inability to think of gender on a spectrum?".

What a disgraceful comment from someone who claims to be a scientist! We're entirely capable of thinking of gender on a spectrum. That's a well-articulated hypothesis. Then we look at the research that has tested that hypothesis and clearly demonstrated it to be both false and harmful, and so the hypothesis has been rejected by the scientific method.

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Amazing essay. As a bullied teen in the 80’s, I recall being obsessed with body image. I was devastated when a girl pointed out body hair growing on my shoulder and my hairy legs. My eyebrows were too thick. I spent hours obsessing. Ironically, as an adult, women often compliment me on being attractive. I believe the vast majority of teens obsess over one thing or another and wish to be in the body of “the popular kids” and simply to fit in. I was pleased to read yesterday about a couple in Michigan who’s suing the district for socially transitioning their daughter behind their backs. The daughter is doing great not that they pulled her out of that district. This is America. We can’t wait for science and reason to rescue our kids. We need to do it the American way...sue the bad guys into bankruptcy.

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