U.S. conservatives are using Canadian research to justify anti-trans laws : vimarsana.com

A Toronto psychologist has become one of the most in-demand expert witnesses helping U.S. states defend laws that ban gender-affirming care. He says he's just sharing the science, but major medical associations disagree.

Related Keywords

Nashville , Tennessee , United States , Georgia , Washington , Germany , West Virginia , Canada , Finland , Alabama , Toronto , Ontario , New York , Nebraska , Utah , Atlanta , Oklahoma , Netherlands , Ohio , Russia , Sweden , Pennsylvania , Indiana , Smyrna , Izmir , Turkey , Texas , American , America , Dutch , Soviet , Canadian , Tennessean , Joe Biden , Chrissie Batts , James Cantor , Bill Lee , Oscar Anderson , Sabi Kumar , Nicole Hester , Kenneth Zucker , Ray Blanchard , Seth Herald , Jeff Mcintosh , Mark Zaleski , Zane Batts , Alliance Defending Freedom , American College Of Physicians , Centre For Addiction , Mental Health , Endocrine Society , Toronto Centre For Addiction , American Academy Of Pediatrics , Clarke Institute , Mcgill University , American College Of Pediatricians , House Chamber , End Child Mutilation , War Memorial Plaza , Getty Images , Proud Boys , Tennessee State Troopers , Tennessee Republicans , Freedom Plaza , Joshua Block , Soviet Union , Nazi Germany , Second World War , Why Cantor , American Academy , American College , Canadian Press , Daily Caller , New York Times , North America , Path Home , College Street , Under Kenneth Zucker , Quentin Van Meter , Van Meter ,