Leonidas Zelmanovitz reflects in Law & Liberty on the origins of the political doctrine of liberalism – that being a reaction against absolutist regimes. Based on this understanding, Zelmanovitz argues that giving equal opportunities to students should be done long before the admission process – and that applicants should be judged on merit alone.
Radical Transgenderism Takes Another Hit
The 11,000-member American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) – which includes hundreds of Canadian members – “has come out unequivocally against ‘gender-affirming’ surgeries in adolescents under age 19,” writes Leor Sapir in City Journal. The ASPS has also joined a growing number of international organizations in warning about the potential physical and psychological damage to children and teens of puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones.
[Editor’s note: Two days after the ASPS’s announcement, the American Medical Association announces it now agrees that gender-altering “surgical interventions in minors should be generally deferred to adulthood.”]
