Gender-Critical Policy Causes Brain Damage in Trans Youth
Interventions designed to prevent, halt, or reverse non-cisgender experiences are known as conversion therapy. The scientific consensus is that these practices are “pseudoscientific,” and experts […]
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How “Education and youth” appears across the Collective corpus
This article appeared 11 year(s) after the theme’s highest annual presence in the registered corpus in 2013.
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- Cristan’s Research19
- The TERFs17
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- Transgender identity and history273
- Community and organizing150
- Law and civil rights141
- Violence, safety, and dehumanization82
- Culture, identity, and representation78
- Family and relationships72
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- Healthcare and medicine70
- Media, rhetoric, and discourse69
- Science, evidence, and expertise62
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- Psychological analysis57
- Qualitative and interview research49
- Archival research32
- Media and discourse analysis31
- Empirical and quantitative research30
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- Civil rights and anti-discrimination58
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- Criminal justice and public safety42
- Elections and democratic governance34
- Education policy31
- Administrative classification and identity documents15
- Housing and social services14
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