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The False Dichotomy Driving Child Harm | Helen Joyce
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2:39Now PlayingHelen Joyce addresses the false claim that trans-identified children are "15 times more likely to commit suicide," explaining how it is used to justify harmful and unnecessary medical procedures.
Helen Joyce was Britain Editor at The Economist, where she worked for over 15 years before she joined the gender-critical campaign group Sex Matters as a director. She is the author of Trans: When Ideology Meets Reality.
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