This week’s latest news and updates in the policy and social debate over gender ideology:
Gender Clinicians Exposed: Newly obtained footage shows gender doctors admitting they perform irreversible procedures on minors without evidence to support their practices.
Student Gets a Zero for Beliefs: A University of Oklahoma student received a zero after submitting a faith-based critique of gender ideology, prompting the university to remove the TA and investigate potential viewpoint discrimination.
Whistleblowers Demand to Halt Trial of Puberty Blockers: Former Tavistock clinicians are calling for an immediate stop to a new puberty-blocker trial, warning it lacks long-term safety data and cannot ensure informed consent for vulnerable children.
Sincerely,
The Biological Integrity Team
The American College of Pediatricians
Behind Closed Doors of Life-Altering Gender Surgeries
Leor Sapir exposes new footage obtained exclusively by The Free Press, in which gender doctors acknowledge they perform life-altering procedures on vulnerable youth with no supportive evidence — and they are proud of it.
Patients under age 18 are receiving radical interventions, including removal of erogenous tissue, when requested. These “doctors” permanently sterilize minors without considering that they don’t have the mental maturity to make sound decisions.
Sapir exposes a sharp contrast between what clinicians say publicly versus what they say in private, revealing the unethical nature of their experimental interventions.
Graded Zero For Opposing Gender Ideology
A student at University of Oklahoma received a zero on a psychology-class essay after she submitted a critique of gender ideology based on her Biblical beliefs against the academic prompt.
The school responded by removing from the classroom the graduate-teaching assistant who graded the paper, and also placed a professor on leave after he allegedly showed bias in handling a protest over the controversy — prompting an official investigation into possible viewpoint discrimination.
Whistleblowers Call to Halt Puberty Blocker Trial in the UK
Whistleblowers from Tavistock Clinic and Portman NHS Trust — Susan Evans and Marcus Evans — have publicly called for an immediate halt to a planned puberty-blocker trial on children under 16.
In their letter to the UK Health Secretary, they warn that the trial is ethically flawed: the follow-up period is too short to detect long-term harms such as infertility, impaired sexual function, or psychological damage. They argue that many participating children will not be able to give informed consent — especially given their age and psychological state.
Trump Administration Aims to Cut Funding for All Sex-Rejecting Interventions
The Trump administration is proposing a new rule that would end Medicare and Medicaid coverage for all sex-rejecting interventions on minors, including puberty blockers and sex-rejecting hormones for those under 18 and CHIP coverage for those under 19.
By encouraging hospital participation in federal programs to enact this restriction, the administration aims to remove taxpayer-funded support for sex-rejecting interventions. While the rule has not yet been finalized, it underscores a broader effort to ensure that government funds are not used in ways that harms children.
