Episode 120: The NYT Enters The Youth Gender Fray And Philadelphia's Mina's World Coffee Shop Melts Down Spectacularly

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Episode 120: The NYT Enters The Youth Gender Fray And Philadelphia's Mina's World Coffee Shop Melts Down Spectacularly

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Jun 24, 2022

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After dissecting their experiences doing a live show at the Heterodox Academy conference in Denver, the hosts talk about Emily Bazelon’s “controversial” New York Times Magazine article about youth gender transition and a mind-melting controversy over a West Philly coffee shop. To discuss this episode with other premium subscribers, click here.

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Bazelon’s article: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/06/15/magazine/gender-therapy.html

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I gotta apologize. Last week, The New York Times Magazine published a long, in-depth article by staff writer Emily Bazelon about youth gender medicine. Bazelon’s piece focused largely on the controversy, among clinicians and researchers themselves, over what the protocols should be before kids go on puberty blockers and/or hormones. This controversy has …

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