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LGBTQ zealots are calling Housing and Urban Development Department Secretary Ben Carson ’s remarks about transgender people discriminatory and inaccurate. Yet Ben Carson is also a medical doctor and know well that transgenderism is a mental health issue. He has explained before that men do not have a uterus, menstrual pain, you cant change your DNA - external changes do not change your sex - this is simply a confused person who does not know who they are.  “There are some women who said they were not comfortable with the idea of being in a shelter, being in a shower, and somebody who had a very different anatomy,” Carson told a House Appropriations subcommittee during testimony on Tuesday. Carson’s comments came in response to an inquiry posed by Rep. Mike Quigley , D- Illinois , about the removal of materials designed to prevent discrimination against LGBTQ individuals from HUD’s website. But in reality such brochures reinforce a non-scientific idea of what is transgenderism.

Scientists may have discovered why the more older brothers a boy has, the possibility he is to be gay as an adult. (Note the word: possibility because the study total was 142 Mums and 15% gay result....what does that say?) Known as the “ fraternal birth order effect ”, this study has attemped to find a correlation between the birth order of boys and male sexual orientation . DOES A PERSON NEED TO ACT ON THEIR DISPOSITION? One researcher say perhaps increasing levels of antibodies in a mother ’s immune system may play a role. Antibodies are proteins produced by the immune system to fight harmful bacteria and viruses. But pregnant women sometimes produce antibodies against fetal molecules, such as when their foetus has a different blood group. Anthony Bogaert, a professor in social psychology at Brock University , Canada , believes that some women who are pregnant with boys produce antibodies that neutralise a protein made by the Y chromosome; the DNA molecule that deter

A local Republican politician is taking flak for telling a teenager being raised by lesbians that she has a right to a father. Prince William County Brentsville Supervisor Jeanine Lawson spoke of 15-year-old Rose BruMar’s natural right to a father when the teen told her she’s being raised by “two moms.” Lawson  confirmed to local media  that she said “every child deserves a mother and father” after Rose approached her outside Gainesville Middle School on election day. According to Lawson’s account, she and the teen had a “pleasant and civil” conversation. The teen told her, “One of my moms doesn’t like you.” “That caught me by surprise a bit,” Lawson said. “She told me things about her family life, and I told her in a very polite way, I said I believe children deserve a mother and a father. It was not a debate about anything.” One of Rose’s adoptive “moms,” Evelyn BruMar, is a Democratic activist who said Lawson’s comment “meant to hurt my daughter and devalue he

Executive Summary Lawrence S. Mayer , Paul R. McHugh This report presents a careful summary and an up-to-date explanation of research — from the biological, psychological, and social sciences — related to sexual orientation and gender identity. It is offered in the hope that such an exposition can contribute to our capacity as physicians, scientists, and citizens to address health issues faced by LGBT populations within our society. Some key findings: Part One: Sexual Orientation ● The understanding of sexual orientation as an innate, biologically fixed property of human beings — the idea that people are “born that way” — is not supported by scientific evidence. ● While there is evidence that biological factors such as genes and hormones are associated with sexual behaviors and attractions, there are no compelling causal biological explanations for human sexual orientation. While minor differences in the brain structures and brain activity between homosexual and heterosexual indiv