Producer has been designated as a anti-trans hate group by the SPLC
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“Gender: A Wider Lens, is a series by Genspect / SEGM.
Genspect / SEGM are anti-trans advocacy groups that have been designated as anti-LGBTQ+ hate groups by the Southern Poverty Law Center.
In a major move, the Southern Poverty Law Center has formally designated the anti-transgender pseudoscience organizations Genspect and the Society for Evidence-Based Gender Medicine as anti-LGBTQ+ hate groups. This designation is part of the civil rights organization’s latest release of its “Year In Hate & Extremism” report, which tracks hate groups and extremist groups throughout the United States. Members of these and other anti-LGBTQ+ organizations listed have played significant roles in the passage of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation and policy by concealing and underplaying their ties to anti-LGBTQ+ extremism. Most recently, members of the newly designated hate group, Society for Evidence-Based Gender Medicine, helped advise the Cass Review in the United Kingdom, which has led to the criminalization of possession of some forms of transgender care there and is currently being used to argue for heavy restrictions in the United States.”
Zapho Shenanigans via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/08/24
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