The comic is great because what it says is true, that the medical establishment is taking advantage of the confusion and naivete of young people to reap huge profits and doesn't care what will happen to these kids in the future. That said, I looked up BreadManComics and a lot of the content really is hateful (violent, anti-gay). We need to be careful about using sources that would make us look like the bigots we're accused of being. A much better source for dark humor about trans is RealityGirlZine.
Thank you! Does anyone know if gender critical beliefs are protected speech in the US? For those of us in workplaces that are shoving this down our throats, what are the options if we object? I know this is geared towards parents, but what can school staff and health care workers legally do to support parents' rights?
Yes, thanks, I follow them, but from what I can tell you have to get fired first and then maybe you can make a case. It would be great if there were a more proactive approach that could unite all the silenced voices.
The comic is great because what it says is true, that the medical establishment is taking advantage of the confusion and naivete of young people to reap huge profits and doesn't care what will happen to these kids in the future. That said, I looked up BreadManComics and a lot of the content really is hateful (violent, anti-gay). We need to be careful about using sources that would make us look like the bigots we're accused of being. A much better source for dark humor about trans is RealityGirlZine.
that sf chronicle article was so condescending and smug, and then i reached the end and saw the author is a "they/them." of course. lol.
Megyn Kelly! ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
Thank you! Does anyone know if gender critical beliefs are protected speech in the US? For those of us in workplaces that are shoving this down our throats, what are the options if we object? I know this is geared towards parents, but what can school staff and health care workers legally do to support parents' rights?
Suggest you check out fair.org
They support free speech in the workplace.
Yes, thanks, I follow them, but from what I can tell you have to get fired first and then maybe you can make a case. It would be great if there were a more proactive approach that could unite all the silenced voices.