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The May 21 event will observe the end of slavery and honor local heroes.

Mark your calendar for Spring Symposium, Blue and Gold Weekend,

A medical tribunal has found Dr Helen Webberley, who ran online clinic GenderGP, was “competent to provide treatment” to trans people.

Reading your article made me feel a lot like I did when I was younger trying to get people to care about the sexual abuse I suffered.

Miami Universitys board of trustees approved the promotion and/or tenure of 55 faculty members and one librarian at its Feb. 25 meeting. The actions take effect July 1, 2022.

Jenna Drenten’s profile on The Conversation

Despite their divisive history, Jacksonvilles two virtual celebrations of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. offered similarly positive conclusions.

2020 marked an epochal shift in the movement for trans liberation, as the chant “Black Trans Lives Matter” became a feature of the multi-racial, multi-gender rebellions that swept the United States that summer. The popularization of the chant not only expressed the emancipatory desires of the most marginalized section of the trans community, but also signaled the emergence of trans liberation politics within the broader Left.

Detransitioner Keira Bell has called on the medical profession to help young people struggling with gender dysphoria, rather than driving them towards irreversible surgery “as the only possible answer”.

Mental Health Problems Before and After Covid-19 in Middle School Kids by Hannah Joy on  April 5, 2021 at 6:36 PM The symptoms reduced during the early stages of the pandemic It could be due to the COVID-19 stay-at-home regulations During the early stages of the pandemic, the elevated levels of mental health problems in middle school children from a predominantly Latinx community were found to be reduced, reveals a new study. The study in the Mental Health Problems Before and...