Tag Archives: gender

Do Hormone Treatments and Surgeries Cure Gender Dysphoria? A Look at the Latest Research

Posted on August 30, 2020 by glenn stanton

The best research doesn’t conclude what most people assume it does. Continue reading →

Posted in commentary, cultural analysis, culture, debate, gender; masculinity, lgbt, science, Uncategorized | Tagged gender, hormone treatment, transgender, transgender surgery | Leave a comment

Why Sexual Orientation (and Gender Identity) is Not Really “a Thing”

Posted on October 31, 2015 by glenn stanton

What does it actually mean when we refer to one’s sexual orientation or gender identity? The answers seem obvious to most, that is, until we actually have to land on an answer. This question takes on great importance when it … Continue reading →

Posted in lgbt, Loving My (LGBT) Neighbor, politics, Sexuality | Tagged Caitlin jenner, equal rights, gay rights, gender, gender identity, Houston, lgbt rights, polyamory, polygamy, sexual orientation, sogi | 2 Comments

To Join the Trans-Jenner Caitlyn….Or Not?

Posted on June 3, 2015 by glenn stanton

In the midst of Caitlyn Mania, here is a good article (save for its thoughts on Jesus and some potty language) regarding the emerging demand that all play along nicely and celebrate Jenner’s or any other trans person’s personal reality. … Continue reading →

Posted in lgbt, Loving My (LGBT) Neighbor, Uncategorized | Tagged bruce jenner, caitlyn jenner, civility, gender, gender theory, trans, transgender, transsexual | Leave a comment

Houston, We Have a Problem

Posted on October 15, 2014 by glenn stanton

I have long thought that one of the most vulnerable parts of the LGBT movement is its proclivity to over-reach in their political and rhetorical work. There have been many concerning examples of this over the years and it makes … Continue reading →