Science as Superstition In today's featured essay, Donovan Cleckley joins a rising chorus of voices decrying "modern conversion therapy." Today's "gender-affirming care," Cleckley argues, repeats a historical pattern, in which gender nonconformity and homosexuality are understood as a pathology that should be cured through chemical and/or surgical castration. In articulating a humanizing solution, Cleckley draws on the work of featured author Abigail Favale.
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“Gender-Affirming Care” Is the New Conversion…
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Science as Superstition In today's featured essay, Donovan Cleckley joins a rising chorus of voices decrying "modern conversion therapy." Today's "gender-affirming care," Cleckley argues, repeats a historical pattern, in which gender nonconformity and homosexuality are understood as a pathology that should be cured through chemical and/or surgical castration. In articulating a humanizing solution, Cleckley draws on the work of featured author Abigail Favale.