Kat Grant 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

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attorney and pope of trans | Hoosier to Wisconsin | author: transingboundaries.com | opinions are my own | they/them

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Report to the President on Protecting Children from Surgical and Chemical Mutilation Executive Summary
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Clothes" Award for his contributions to science and freethought. In late 2024, the FFRF published an article titled "What is a Woman?," which argued against defining sex strictly in biological terms. Coyne responded with a rebuttal, "Biology is Not Bigotry," defending the scientific validity of biological sex. Coyne’s article was briefly posted to the FFRF website but was swiftly removed, with the organization stating it had been published in error and did not align with their values. Coyne publicly objected to what he saw as a retreat from scientific principles in favor of ideological appeasement and resigned from the honorary board. In solidarity, Richard Dawkins and Steven Pinker—both world-renowned scientists and longtime atheists—also resigned, citing concerns that the FFRF was adopting a new form of religious-like dogma and censorship. Dawkins warned of the organization’s capitulation to ideological pressure, while Pinker criticized its suppression of legitimate scientific debate. In the aftermath, the FFRF dissolved its honorary board entirely. The Co-President admitted missteps in policy and communication but defended the
In many ways, transgender ideology is no different from the religious dogma the FFRF was founded to oppose. It insists on doctrines that are palpably untrue (“trans women are women”), engages in circular reasoning (“a woman is whoever she says she is”) and affirms mind/body dualism (“your self-concept is more real than your actual sex”).
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A side by side meme titled “talking about gender with trans people” with an image of plato and Socrates underneath, vs “talking about gender with cis people with an image of an adult helping a toddler with a toy underneath