Tag: gender dysphoria

South Dakota Signs “Help Not Harm” Bill, Restricting Gender-Affirming Care for Minors

Tom Patriot

South Dakota recently signed the “Help Not Harm” bill… making it the 6th state to restrict gender-affirming care for minors. The bill bans medical procedures such as: Puberty blockers Hormone therapy Surgery for minors who experience gender dysphoria This measure makes exceptions for intersex infants and conditions unrelated to gender dysphoria. South Dakota Becomes the 6th State to Ban Gender-Affirming Care The “Help Not Harm” bill seeks to protect minors… from what it describes as harmful and permanent medical procedures. Healthcare providers who violate this law risk losing their medical…

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Arizona, Oklahoma & Kentucky Pass Transgender Sports Bans

Tom Patriot

Humphreys Triathlon results / USAG- Humphreys / Flickr / September 19, 2010 / CC BY 2.0 Our patriot leaders continue to battle on their advocacy for gender rights… We’ve seen Texas Gov. Greg Abbott fight to give children a stronger gender identity in his state. Last March, he ordered investigations on gender-transitioning care for children. Earlier this year, Attorney General Ken Paxton opened an investigation on two pharmaceutical companies misleading sexually confused minors in Texas with their puberty blockers. Last month, we also remember South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem signed…

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Two Pharma Companies Caught Selling Puberty Blockers to Minors in Texas

Tom Patriot

Our Patriot leaders in Texas continue to preserve the integrity of their state. Attorney General Ken Paxton opened an investigation on two pharmaceutical companies that are misleading sexually confused minors with their drugs:  Endo Pharmaceuticals  AbbVie Inc The companies advertised puberty blockers to treat gender dysphoria. It is a mental disorder wherein a person feels a mismatch between their gender identity and their assigned sex at birth. The companies allegedly promoted their products for “unapproved uses without disclosing the potential risks associated with these drugs to children and their parents.” …

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