She Challenged Gender Orthodoxy—and New York Fired Her
January 30, 2026
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Until last week, Glenna Goldis was an assistant attorney general for the state of New York in the Consumer Frauds and Protection Bureau. Then, she was fired by New York attorney general Letitia James for opposing so-called “gender-affirming care” for minors. In her piece for The Free Press this week, Glenna wrote about how she came to see childhood gender transition as a form of consumer fraud built on deceptive claims, and how sounding the alarm led to her firing.
I sat down with Glenna to discuss her investigation into pediatric gender medicine, the free-speech fight that followed, and her thoughts on why the Democratic establishment continues to support these interventions while ignoring medical evidence and public opinion.
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