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Report on quality-of-life for queer individuals in LA shares challenges, solutions

UCLA’s Williams Institute released a report on the overall quality of life of transgender, gender non-conforming and intersex adults in Los Angeles in November. The report, “From Surviving to Thriving: A Quality-of-Life Study with Transgender, Gender Nonconforming, and Intersex (TGI) Adults in the City of Los Angeles,” was prepared for the city of LA by the Williams Institute and the Translatin@ Coalition, an LA-based organization committed to addressing the needs of trans Latinx immigrants across the United States.

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supporters of the practice. compared to other psychological disorders found in the dsm5tr gender dysphoria is currently being treated with the most invasive interventions connected to a psychological issue with the lowest quality of evidence to support that practice. two, the success rates of non-intervention for gender dysphoria for children already exceed what most psychological interventions have. in most cases, 85% or more of those experienceings gender dysphoria with desist the left alone. the higher rate than most well established and research psychological interventions. with success rates this high it is unethical to intervene. three, the research and practice around this issue does not properly account for competing diagnoses and variables. so in one example a report from the ucla williams institute

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Conversion therapy in Baja California

The governor of Baja California vetoed a ban on conversion therapy earlier this year, and now the region’s gay rights activists are fighting back. In San Diego County, wastewater shows that COVID cases are spiking. Plus, nearly 50,000 pounds of trash were left downtown after Comic-Con festivities ended.

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