Saturday PITT Review - November 3 to 7, 2025
Welcome to the PITT weekly roundup where you’ll find a list of the week’s postings along with links to some of our favorite books, videos, social media, and podcasts. Please continue the fight against the harms of gender ideology by sharing.
Editor’s note:
As we approach the end of the year, please consider financially supporting your favorite organizations that are working to restore parental rights, protect women’s rights and to safeguard our children, of any age, from the harms of gender ideology.
In addition to direct donations, there are plenty of other no or low cost ways to make a difference such as leaving a positive book review, purchasing or gifting a book, liking a gender critical comment on social media, adding an encouraging comment on a substack post or reaching out privately in gratitude to someone you admire or someone who may be suffering for their gender critical beliefs.
PITT POSTS THIS WEEK:
Friday, November 7: Return of the Tiger Moms (and Dads)
Thursday, November 6: What’s Your Line in the Sand?
Wednesday, November 5: Doctrine over Person
Tuesday, November 4: My Girl
Monday, November 3: They Can Just Walk Away
IN THE NEWS
Evidence Backs the Transgender Social-Contagion Hypothesis
The Wall Street Journal, By Colin Wright, Oct. 29, 2025
“The notion that transgender identity is biologically hard-wired can’t explain why there has been a more than 20-fold surge in those identifying as transgender in the U.S. since 2010. The social-contagion hypothesis was never hateful. It was purely descriptive: a recognition that social and cultural factors shape human behavior. For years, even hinting that such factors influenced transgender identities could end a career. Now, as data accumulate, this is becoming harder for anyone to deny.”
IMAGES THAT CAPTURES IT
Women of the Year are men, per Glamour.
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