“font-size: 11pt”>Richard Dawkins:
“When history looks back on the epidemic of collective lunacy that was the trans cult, special odium will attach to psychiatrists, counsellors and teachers who warped the minds, and surgeons who mutilated the bodies, of vulnerable people in their care, especially children. But lesser culprits will not escape blame, and high on the list will be publishers who, contrary to their normal editorial judgment, censored or even cancelled brave authors critical of the cult. Authors who asserted scientific truth in the teeth of fashionable ideology. Authors who stood up for real women, or stood up to the bullies who sought to intimidate them. I know many publishers, and I hear multiple stories of relentless pressure from junior colleagues, and of abject capitulation to it. But anecdotes demand proper substantiation, and this splendid document provides it in spades…."
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“It’s the presentation of contested ideas, which are not shared by the majority of the population, as if they’re mandatory… it’s a systemic problem in the literary culture.”@msjlindsay speaks to @iancollinsuk on @TalkTV about @matildagosling’s report for @SEENPublishing ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/gPzqNUPAv7
— Sex Matters (@SexMattersOrg) June 25, 2025
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