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February 20, 2018

The Transgender Movement’s New Subjectivity

And its victims.

According to what is rapidly becoming a reigning orthodoxy, a person’s sex is entirely a matter of his or her subjective feeling. Children at a tender age are thus being encouraged to reject their biological sex, and therapists and physicians have enabled young people to undergo extensive treatments and surgeries to “transition” from one sex to the other. In When Harry Became Sally, Ryan T. Anderson takes a critical look both at the effects of these medical and psychological interventions and at the ideology that underlies them. Rachel Lu writes in her review:

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February 20, 2018

  1. Instead of Another Failed Peace Process, Washington Should Focus on Palestinian Reform

    The Trump administration can learn something from George W. Bush.

  2. Qatar Courts American Jews While Surreptitiously Infiltrating Pro-Israel Advocacy Groups

    A Qatari preoccupation with American Jewish communal power.

  3. No, Zionists Didn’t Scuttle a Proposed Chair at a California State University

    The protocols of the elders of Fresno.

  4. Oxford’s Jewish Treasures and the Story of the Jews of Medieval England

    The Bodleian Bowl.

  5. The Transgender Movement’s New Subjectivity

    And its victims.