Royal College of Psychiatrists Cuts Ties with Stonewall Amid Transgender Care Concerns

The Royal College of Psychiatrists will discontinue its connection with Stonewall in December due to concerns about impartiality and internal conflicts on transgender matters. In response to criticisms of Stonewall’s recommendations and attitude on transgender care, other organizations, including government departments, have taken similar action. The college acknowledged that remaining involved with an entity over which it has no authority carries risks. The Cass Review, which questioned the evidence for puberty blockers and hormone therapy for minors, also influenced the decision. Stonewall responded by saying that it is usual for organizations to reassess their needs, but it is still proud of its work with the college.

Editor’s Note: As a prestigious organization of medical professionals, their concerns about hormone therapy and puberty blockers for children underscore the serious implications of these treatments. The Cass Review has added weight to this stance, highlighting that these decisions are far from settled. This move also speaks to a broader issue: organizations should be able to voice dissent on sensitive topics without being vilified. In an age where certain ideas are quickly becoming “the norm,” thoughtful debate and professional disagreement are essential, especially when children’s well-being is at stake. [See also: Information Overload: Transgender Activists Are Using This Classic Strategy To Numb The Public To Their Radical Agenda, How Transgenderism Can Lead To Transhumanism, Expert Opinion: Youth Gender Transition Pushed Without Evidence, Understanding the Great Reset and Its Attack on Humanity, Part 3. Human Extinction]

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