Mary Margaret Olihan

The survey, conducted by Parents Defending Education, found that 75% of parents oppose such instruction for elementary students, and 80% believe schools should notify parents before attempting to guide a child through a quote-unquote gender transition.

The survey, conducted by Parents Defending Education, found that 75% of parents oppose such instruction for elementary students, and 80% believe schools should notify parents before attempting to guide a child through a quote-unquote gender transition.

The poll also revealed widespread disapproval of policies allowing males to compete in women's sports or use female locker rooms, with nearly 80% opposing these measures. Parents expressed frustration over activist-driven policies in schools and called for a renewed focus on academics.

The poll also revealed widespread disapproval of policies allowing males to compete in women's sports or use female locker rooms, with nearly 80% opposing these measures. Parents expressed frustration over activist-driven policies in schools and called for a renewed focus on academics.

In a blistering editorial, the Post accused journalists of ignoring clear signs of Biden's struggles and joining a, quote, crusade to gaslight America. Concerns about Biden's health surged after viral moments of confusion, a Wall Street Journal report on his faltering demeanor and a disastrous June debate performance.

In a blistering editorial, the Post accused journalists of ignoring clear signs of Biden's struggles and joining a, quote, crusade to gaslight America. Concerns about Biden's health surged after viral moments of confusion, a Wall Street Journal report on his faltering demeanor and a disastrous June debate performance.

And while the White House refuses to give any validity to these reports, many liberal journalists have since admitted regret, calling their defense of Biden a major misstep. As trust in the media hits historic lows, the Post insists that those who tried to keep this under wraps must be held responsible.

And while the White House refuses to give any validity to these reports, many liberal journalists have since admitted regret, calling their defense of Biden a major misstep. As trust in the media hits historic lows, the Post insists that those who tried to keep this under wraps must be held responsible.

Hey, John. Clementine Breen is accusing Dr. Johanna Olson-Kennedy of medical negligence for fast-tracking her attempted gender transition. Clementine says she underwent puberty blockers at the age of 12, cross-sex hormones at the age of 13, and tragically, underwent a double mastectomy when she was only 14 years old, forever removing her breasts. Hmm.

Hey, John. Clementine Breen is accusing Dr. Johanna Olson-Kennedy of medical negligence for fast-tracking her attempted gender transition. Clementine says she underwent puberty blockers at the age of 12, cross-sex hormones at the age of 13, and tragically, underwent a double mastectomy when she was only 14 years old, forever removing her breasts. Hmm.

Her lawyers argue that Olsen-Kennedy and the other medical professionals involved in her transition, they failed to adequately assess and treat her mental health symptoms and her trauma before they launched her down this path of, and I'm quoting, irreversible and life-altering medications and surgery.

Her lawyers argue that Olsen-Kennedy and the other medical professionals involved in her transition, they failed to adequately assess and treat her mental health symptoms and her trauma before they launched her down this path of, and I'm quoting, irreversible and life-altering medications and surgery.

The lawsuit describes how Clementine's parents were told that she would commit suicide if they didn't allow her to get these treatments, which, as we've documented here, are dubbed gender-affirming care by far-left groups like the Human Rights Campaign.

The lawsuit describes how Clementine's parents were told that she would commit suicide if they didn't allow her to get these treatments, which, as we've documented here, are dubbed gender-affirming care by far-left groups like the Human Rights Campaign.

Actually, yes, it's very common for doctors and therapists involved in transgenderism to tell parents this. Many detransitioners that I've spoken with have told me that their parents were asked, would you rather have a dead daughter or a living son? And that's an incredibly manipulative and terrifying question. But unfortunately, many parents fall for it.

Actually, yes, it's very common for doctors and therapists involved in transgenderism to tell parents this. Many detransitioners that I've spoken with have told me that their parents were asked, would you rather have a dead daughter or a living son? And that's an incredibly manipulative and terrifying question. But unfortunately, many parents fall for it.

In Clementine's case, she ultimately realized that she could not ever fully transition to become a boy and that she regretted her gender transition. And this case is particularly significant given that Dr. Johanna Olson-Kennedy leads the Center for Trans Youth at Los Angeles Children's Hospital and is widely considered the most notable youth gender medicine clinician in the world.

In Clementine's case, she ultimately realized that she could not ever fully transition to become a boy and that she regretted her gender transition. And this case is particularly significant given that Dr. Johanna Olson-Kennedy leads the Center for Trans Youth at Los Angeles Children's Hospital and is widely considered the most notable youth gender medicine clinician in the world.

She revealed to the New York Times that she purposefully stopped the publication of a $10 million taxpayer-funded study That study was on puberty blockers and their effects on American children. And her reason was that the study found no evidence that puberty blockers were improving kids' mental health. She told The Times, I do not want our work to be weaponized.

She revealed to the New York Times that she purposefully stopped the publication of a $10 million taxpayer-funded study That study was on puberty blockers and their effects on American children. And her reason was that the study found no evidence that puberty blockers were improving kids' mental health. She told The Times, I do not want our work to be weaponized.