This book, responding to the transgender moment, was pulled from Amazon because it did not meet liberal priorities; this action was deemed unacceptable by David French.
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Amazon engaged in book burning...they burned a book by Ryan T. Anderson, a book called "When Harry Became Sally," responding to the transgender moment.
— Episode: The Deadly Consequences of the Liberal M...
Episode: The Deadly Consequences of the Liberal Misinformat...
This book, responding to the transgender moment, was pulled from Amazon because it did not meet liberal priorities; this action was deemed unacceptable by David French.
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Amazon engaged in book burning...they burned a book by Ryan T. Anderson, a book called "When Harry Became Sally," responding to the transgender moment.
Episode: The Bongino Brief - Nov 21, 2020
Abigail Shrier's book discusses the dangers of transgender surgeries for teenagers, raising concerns about their emotional maturity and readiness for such significant decisions. The book's publication led to calls for its removal from stores, highlighting the intense debate surrounding this issue.
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She wrote this book about transgenderism and teenagers and the dangers of teenagers who aren't really emotionally adults yet. They're teenagers. They're people feeling out life and everything about it. How they're engaged in these surgeries to transform from one biological sex that they are to the sex they think they are.
So she wrote this book about it. Oh my gosh, you can't have that kind of stuff out there. They're recommending the book actually be burned.
The book was highlighted as a key source for understanding the surge in transgender identification among adolescent girls, framing it as a social contagion and warning about irreversible medical interventions. Megyn Kelly repeatedly praised it as one of the most important works she’d read and recommended it to listeners, and other guests such as Riley Gaines, Keith Rabois and Sam Harris echoed its significance. The discussion emphasized the need for careful parental decision‑making, critique of affirm‑only therapy, and presented the title as a must‑read for anyone concerned about current gender‑identity policies.
Highly Recommended
Episode: Weekend "Best Of": Bill Maher, Riley Gaines, Shawn...
Megyn mentioned Abigail Shrier's book, highlighting its importance in the discussion of gender identity and the broader issues regarding women's sports.
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Kelly J. Keene, Helen Joyce, Abigail Shrier's book.
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Megyn mentioned this book previously as being one of the most important books she's ever read, leading to the recommendation of 'Bad Therapy'.
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I love Abigail Schreier who wrote one of the most important books I've ever read, which was Irreversible Damage.
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It was mentioned in relation to gender confused children and the affirmation-focused approach of modern-day counseling, suggesting it may offer a different perspective.
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You are not helping them read irreversible damage by Abigail Shryler Shryer.
Episode: Radical Trans Ideology Hurting Kids and Female Ath...
The book was mentioned in the context of the irreversible damage that can be caused by certain medical interventions, particularly those related to gender transitioning.
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The consequences are, as Abigail Schreier said in her iconic book, irreversible.
Episode: Cowardly Media, and Trump's 2024 Court Battles, wi...
Megyn Kelly mentioned that it was a game-changer for her and that it opened her eyes to what was happening regarding the transgender activist movement.
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Abigail Shrier, who I know does work for the Free Press, too, and I absolutely love her and her book, Irreversible Damage was a game changer for me, too. She was also one of our first guests.
She has been brilliant and right about a lot before others were.
Episode: New Video Shows Bowman Lied About Fire Alarm, and...
It was discussed in the context of the gender care debate, specifically the idea that the psychotherapy industry had become overly focused on affirmation without considering other approaches to gender confusion in children.
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And one of our first guests, you guys have heard me say before was Abigail Schreier, who wrote the must read irreversible damage.
And we talked about how the entire industry of psychotherapy for children when it comes to gender confusion has been co-opted that you can't trust these psychiatric authorities, the psychotherapy authorities, because the entire industry had adopted an affirm, affirm, affirm only standard of care.
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It was mentioned as a book released in 2020 that provided resources to parents dealing with this issue at the time, before many more resources became available. It was said that the book was based on Dr. Lisa Littman's research on rapid-onset gender dysphoria.
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When Abigail Shrier wrote her book 'Irreversible Damage' in 2020, there were precious few resources out there for parents struggling with this issue.
It was her work on which Abigail Schreier based 'Irreversible Damage' in large part.
Schreier was one of our first episodes. We didn't even have video back then. It was episode 12. Lippman came on episode 188. Both so, so worth your time.
Episode: Did Joe Biden Enable Hunter's Addiction? Plus Bide...
It was mentioned as a book that highlighted the social contagion aspect of gender dysphoria, particularly amongst young girls, and the role of the internet in this phenomenon.
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One of the first guests we ever had on the show was Abigail Schreier, who wrote the must read book, Irreversible Damage.
Episode: Biden's Alarming Fall, DeSantis Fires at Trump, an...
It was discussed in the context of the increasing number of teenage girls claiming gender dysphoria, a trend that Megyn Kelly found concerning.
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Abigail Schreier had written her beautiful and immensely important book, Irreversible Damage, documenting the social contagion sweeping teenage and adolescent girls, a group that traditionally had very few members claiming gender dysphoria, but was quickly on its way to having more than any other.
Episode: Trans Ideology Harming Women, and Dangers of "Affi...
It was mentioned as a book that discusses how parents should be careful when choosing a therapist for children exploring gender identity and that the majority of kids will outgrow these feelings.
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Abigail Schreier writes about that in irreversible damage, which I'm sure you're all familiar with it saying how the parents need to be very careful before just taking your kid into a therapist on this, you got to find the right therapist.
Episode: SBF Arrested, and Trans Activism in Media and Cult...
It was strongly recommended as a must-read for anyone concerned about the impact of transgender activism on young girls, specifically the medical interventions they may undergo.
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If you have not read Irreversible Damage and you care at all about what the trans community, the medical community, which is on bended knee to the trans activists, what they're doing to our young girls in particular, you need to get this book right now.
And trust me, I've had so many people thank me for recommending this book, Abigail, and thank you for writing it.
Abigail has actual solutions for parents dealing with this with their kids in Irreversible Damage.
Episode: Jon Stewart's Gender Hypocrisy, and an Arizona Dee...
It was mentioned in the context of irreversible damage that can occur with hormones, not just surgeries, for those who transition genders.
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irreversible damage can happen just with hormones, nevermind surgeries.
Episode: A Deep Dive into Detransitioners, with Experts, Do...
It was discussed how the book details the sharp rise of young girls identifying as transgender and was met with suppression from Amazon.
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Abigail Schreier, of course, in her wonderful book Irreversible Damage, has taken a deep dive into this and she's been proven right. I mean, time and time again.
That's why Abigail named the book Irreversible Damage.
Episode: Free Speech Suppression, and a Culture Leading to...
It was mentioned in relation to the discussion of California's policies regarding gender identity and minors, specifically the ability for students to access cross-gender hormones without parental notification.
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Abigail Shrier's done a great job of documenting this.
Episode: Justice For Johnny Depp, and What is a Woman, with...
It was discussed as a book that highlights the dangers of gender ideology and the impact on young girls who develop gender dysphoria, offering solutions for parents.
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One of the things I love about Abigail's book, Irreversible Damages, she offers real solutions for parents who are going through this.
Episode: Media's "Don't Say Gay" Misinformation, and Durham...
It was mentioned as evidence that the trans issue has become a social contagion, in part because of the work of Brown University professor Lisa Littman.
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And hers is based on in part the work of Brown University professor, former Lisa Lippman, who's been really revolutionary in studying this. And so there is a social contagion factor to some instances of transgender, of being transgender.
Episode: Hysteria Harming Our Kids and Why We Can't Stay Fo...
It was discussed as a life-changing book about the dangers of the transgender trend among adolescent girls, specifically in schools.
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If you have not read, if you haven't read her book, Irreversible Damage, the transgender craze seducing our daughters, you have to, you must.
She is on to it.
It's a life changer.
I have her book.
Episode: Dr. Lisa Littman on Rapid Onset Gender Dysphoria,...
It was discussed as being life-changing for the speaker, due to it providing insight into the issue and helping with friends' children who were going through it.
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Everybody should read her book, Irreversible Damage, if you haven't already.
My gosh, it was life-changing for me. It just showed me so much and helped me a lot with my friends who have kids who are going through this.
I've referred everybody to it and to her.
Abigail talked to us about this hour spent on YouTube, on Reddit, on Tumblr.
Abigail's much more articulate and helpful on it, but I can hear how stressful this has been for you.
Episode: Solutions for a World in Disarray with Bret Weinst...
It was recommended to help understand the potential causes of the sudden onset of gender dysphoria in teenagers and suggested steps to take if it happens, such as taking a break from social media and having a different experience.
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In her book, it's a very useful prescription in case you see the sudden onset of gender dysphoria in your teenage child. It wasn't there before, and one day she comes home and says, I think I might be a boy. And you have very good reason to suspect this is a social contagion and not actual gender dysphoria. And you should read her book to find out what she says to do because it's very helpful. It's just like basically go on a six-month to year-long trip to Europe, log off of all devices for the love of God, get her or him off of YouTube.
Episode: Clay Travis and Buck Sexton on Political Double St...
It was mentioned as a book covering the transgender craze and its impact on the medical community's approach to transgender children, particularly their responses to parents questioning a child's gender identity.
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Abigail Schreier has a great and disturbing piece out. And, you know, she wrote Irreversible Damages and has been jumping up and down about the transgender craze that's been happening in some pockets, not to diminish it as an actual thing for some people, but it's become a craze for others.
Abigail Shriner's got some good chapters in her book talking about what you should do if that happens.
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It was suggested as a book that every parent in the universe should read, as it made the point that if a device that would increase stress, anxiety, depression, bullying, and drive suicidal thoughts and alienation in a child was offered to parents, no sane parent would say yes.
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Abigail Schreier, who wrote Irreversible Damage, which every parent in universe should read as far as I'm concerned.
She made the point of if someone came to us as moms, and I know you're a mom of three kids too. If someone came to us and said, here's a device that you could give to your young child, your tween or early teen, and it will increase stress, anxiety, depression, pretty much guaranteed bullying and could drive suicidal thoughts and alienation. Enjoy.
Episode: Chris Distefano on COVID Hysteria, Raising Tough K...
It was recommended for everyone to read, particularly in regards to the discussion of the trans trend and potential negative impacts of puberty blockers and cross-gender hormones on fertility.
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Irreversible Damage, which everyone should read, anybody should read that kid or no kid.
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It was mentioned as a book about transgenderism that was banned by Amazon, which was seen as a strategic move by the left.
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I also understand why Amazon will ban Ryan T. Anderson's humorously titled but actually scholarly book When Harry Became Sally,
Episode: This Moment in America, with Dennis Prager and Rep...
It was mentioned in relation to the topic of children being allowed to leave school and get puberty blockers without parental knowledge.
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Abigail Schreier has been doing an amazing job she wrote the book Irreversible Damage, but her tweets always update what's happening on this front.
Episode: Sam Harris on Political Tribalism, Cultural Divisi...
Abigail Shrier's book, 'Irreversible Damage', was discussed in the context of the debate surrounding the rapid increase of young girls identifying as transgender and the possible influence of social contagion.
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I think you're probably referencing Abigail Shrier's book there, just among girls transitioning to being boys or wanting to.
And as her efforts to get her side of this discussion out have shown, it's very hard to discuss, right? There are people who want to cancel her over this.
Episode: Megyn Kelly's Questions For Trump and Debate Break...
She said the book received blowback from Amazon employees for its controversial content.
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taking a look at this issue from the other side Abigail Shrier's Irreversible Damage got all sorts of blow back from the Amazon employees
The book was repeatedly cited as a key source in discussions about the alleged harms of gender‑affirming care for adolescents, with Jordan Peterson and Dr. Eithan Haim highlighting its findings and Michael Schellenberger’s reactions. It was also noted for its acclaim, being named a "Best Book" by major publications and praised by the author for exposing rapid‑onset gender dysphoria among teenage girls. Across the episodes, the hosts treated it as essential reading for understanding this controversy.
Highly Recommended
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Dr. Haim mentioned the book Irreversible Damage and how it discusses the harm that gender-affirming care is doing to children. He was surprised that it took journalist Michael Schellenberger two years to admit to what might be going on.
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And he said that he couldn't believe it. It took him two years. It took him two years to admit to what might be going on.
I read a PDF a while back that was prepared by a marketing agency that described the growth opportunities on the transgender treatment front, the so-called gender affirming side of medicine, which that gender affirming phrase, that's like one of the most manipulative lies I've ever heard in my life.
Episode: 427. Bad Therapy, Weak Parenting, Broken Children...
It was named a "Best Book" by the Economist and the Times (of London). It has been translated into ten languages.
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Her best-selling book, Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters (2020), was named a "Best Book" by the Economist and the Times (of London). It has been translated into ten languages.
It was written after a mother contacted the author about her daughter's experience with rapid onset gender dysphoria and transitioning to male. The author explored the topic and highlighted risks and concerns related to this phenomenon, particularly amongst adolescent girls.
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I wrote the book because a woman wrote to me.
I've had this problem with her now in epidemic of these young girls who are in a lot of very real pain deciding that gender must be their problem and very quickly obtaining hormones and surgeries.
I don't advocate a particular method of treating transgender people. I don't even advocate a method of treating transgender teenagers all I'm pointing out in the book is that there are there seems to be a sudden rise in these teenage girls who are subject to peer influence and social media influence deciding their transgender and there are no medical safeguards for these girls.
They are very much you know they're acting under so you know social media influence and peer influence we have numbers on that certainly not my studies but others have done studies on this. And they're acting under the influence of peer influence and social media influence they are quickly obtaining hormones and surgeries and there is virtually no over medical oversight of this process.
That's the thesis of the book.
Episode: 472. A Call for the Sane - Beauty, Truth, & Purpos...
Mentioned in relation to Michael Schellenberger's investigation into the corruption within organizations setting guidelines for gender-affirming care. It was cited as a source that, even when listened to by skeptics, still faced significant pushback.
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he really couldn't believe it you know and that's another example of the effectiveness of that tarring
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This book was mentioned in a discussion about the WPATH files and the controversy surrounding gender ideology. It was noted that Michael Schellenberger had listened to a podcast discussing the book.
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he had listened to Abigail Schreyer and I talk about it I guess it was two years ago when Abigail first put out her book Irreversible Damage
Episode: 503. One Woman’s War on P*rnhub | Laila Mickelwait
Jordan referred to Abigail Schreier's book *Irreversible Damage* as an example of a work that brought attention to severe personal trauma and mental health struggles.
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Abigail Schreier, who wrote a book called Irreversible Damage.
The book was described as the source of Jillian Michaels' opinion on gender affirming care. The book, in Jillian Michaels' opinion, provides evidence of the harm caused by these treatments for children.
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I've formed this opinion after reading Abigail Schreier's book, Irreversible Damage.
— Episode: Jillian Michaels on Hollywood, Wokeness,...
Episode: Jillian Michaels on Hollywood, Wokeness, and Her W...
The book was described as the source of Jillian Michaels' opinion on gender affirming care. The book, in Jillian Michaels' opinion, provides evidence of the harm caused by these treatments for children.
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I've formed this opinion after reading Abigail Schreier's book, Irreversible Damage.
And it's everything from over-medicalization, and what I mean by that is a child can show up and be autistic, a child can show up and have been incested or molested.
There could be a host of reasons the child is presenting in the way that they are, meaning gender dysphoria, and after two visits, it's like, okay, off to the endocrinologist.
And they're not getting treated for underlying issues where they may need very serious help.
You are in fact interrupting puberty, which is the stage of life where your brain is developing, your bones are developing, your organs are developing.
We're sterilizing these kids.
So you can take a 14 year old and tell them they're never going to have kids.
Well at 14, I didn't want kids.
Now I'm 50 and I have two of those savages that run my life.
I'm fine with adopting.
A lot of people don't want to adopt.
They want their own kids.
There's nothing wrong with that.
But a 14 year old can't comprehend that.
These kids can't have orgasms.
Does a child understand what this means?
I don't think so.
Their teeth are cracking.
They've got back problems.
Their bones are brittle.
It's very serious.
And I haven't even touched upon the host of other issues that she outlines here.
And by the way, if we look at people as far right as it goes, if you were to look at somebody like Charlie Kirk, even Charlie Kirk says, I'm just talking about transitioning children.
Adults can go with God.
So the reason for that is an adult's brain is developed and adult's bones are developed.
And while the counter argument is the whole point is not enduring puberty in the quote wrong body, I'm sorry to say, I think your brain development is more important.
In the cast review, she also points out that gender affirming care didn't actually resolve the angst and the mental anguish that these kids are struggling with in the vast majority of kids.
The book was highlighted as a key resource for parents concerned about the transgender trend among teenage girls, with the hosts emphasizing its role in exposing the social contagion and offering guidance. Charlie Kirk and Erin Friday both praised it as an excellent and important work for understanding the movement and navigating parental responses.
Highly Recommended
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It explored the social contagion surrounding transgender identification in teenage girls, highlighting its potential dangers and the need for parental intervention.
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And also irreversible damage which I believe was one of the most important pieces of literature to add reason to the transgender insanity that is enveloping the country.
So Abigail, I want to talk about your book Irreversible Damage. When you first started the research that topic, did you have any idea first the impact or the backlash you would receive and also the shelf life?
The American people are waking up to this transgender craze and if you check out the book irreversible damage and you work through it. You realize that at the root of this is a craze and a social contagion so Abigail what would you say is the parents role here versus you know the political and the societal role and for parents that are listening for the first time we have several. We have a very big audience of parents how should they prepare their children for encountering this craze.
Episode: Every Parent In America Must Listen To This
It was mentioned as an excellent book, and was helpful for understanding the transgender movement in the context of the speaker's daughter's experience.
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I started with Abigail Shrier's Irreversible Damage which luckily came out right when my daughter expressed her.
Host Ben Shapiro repeatedly championed Abigail Shrier’s book, Irreversible Damage, calling it "excellent" and dedicating a Sunday Special to interviewing the author about its controversial findings. The discussion centered on the alarming trend of rapid onset gender dysphoria (ROGD), which primarily affects young women, contrasting sharply with historical patterns. Shapiro agreed with the book's central argument that medical and educational institutions are failing young people by enabling them to undertake irreversible medical procedures, such as hormone therapy and surgery, without proper diagnosis or longitudinal data.
Highly Recommended
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The book was mentioned in the context of discussing the historical prevalence of gender dysphoria, noting that typically it was young men, which Abigail Shrier discussed in her work.
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This is Abigail Shrier talks about this in her book, irreversible damage. Typically it was young men.
Episode: Ep. 1298 - “You’re All Nazis, So We’re Going To Be...
The speaker recommended this excellent book which discusses the harm done to young people by providing hormone therapy and genital surgeries based on supposed gender dysphoria without proper diagnosis or longitudinal data.
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I recommended her book it is it it is an excellent book it is it is a it is all about the damage done to young people by giving them hormone therapy and and genital surgeries on the basis of supposed gender dysphoria without proper diagnosis and without any sort of longitudinal data right.
Episode: Abigail Shrier | The Ben Shapiro Show Sunday Speci...
The book explored the alarming trend of teens self-diagnosing with rapid onset gender dysphoria, a condition that had previously been rare and primarily seen in young boys. The author conducted numerous interviews with affected individuals, surgeons, therapists, and parents to investigate the causes and consequences of this surge, particularly among young women.
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Last week, after a single angry tweet, Target removed irreversible damage to transgender craze seducing our daughters from their book section.
Abigail's book, Irreversible Damage, focuses on the transgender epidemic that has swept the nation, a craze mostly now affecting young women.
The problem wouldn't be as profound, however, if it weren't for the medical, scientific, and education establishment that has completely surrendered to woke activists, and now actively enable and encourage young people to irreversibly damage their bodies and compromise their futures.
And I'm supposed to trust the judgment of a therapist who spent one 45-minute session with her and claims to know her better than I do?
The trend of silencing and cancellation from the left has created a reality where many institutions simply cannot be trusted to be speaking the truth.
In the episode, Megyn Kelly referenced the book as evidence that the rapid increase in young girls identifying as transgender was a social contagion. She noted its 2020 publication and highlighted its central argument supporting that view.
Highly Recommended
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Published in 2020, it supports the idea that the rapid increase in young girls identifying as transgender is a social contagion.
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you had abigail schreyer's book in 2020 irreversible damage which showed it's a social contagion
'When Harry Became Sally' was mentioned as an example of a book that Amazon removed, sparking a discussion about whether it was an instance of cancel culture or the free market in action.
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This is an argument I hear from left-wingers a lot when we decry cancel culture and Amazon taking down a very humorously titled, but actually scholarly book from Ryan T. Anderson, which is called When...
— Episode: Don't Be Fooled
Episode: Don't Be Fooled
'When Harry Became Sally' was mentioned as an example of a book that Amazon removed, sparking a discussion about whether it was an instance of cancel culture or the free market in action.
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This is an argument I hear from left-wingers a lot when we decry cancel culture and Amazon taking down a very humorously titled, but actually scholarly book from Ryan T. Anderson, which is called When Harry Became Sally. That's sort of the book at issue here.
The host repeatedly recommended the book as a premier and data‑driven examination of the social contagion affecting young girls who transition to boys, highlighting its focus on medical, psychological, and societal consequences. He emphasized the author's credibility and noted the controversy surrounding its temporary removal from retailers. Overall, the discussion presented the title as an essential, highly praised resource for understanding the phenomenon.
Highly Recommended
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Abigail Shrier's book explores the social contagion that has led to young girls transitioning into boys, highlighting the potential negative consequences of such a phenomenon.
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Abigail Schreier, I'm sure you know the book Irreversible Damage, wrote an incredible book about the social contagion, particularly as it pertains to young girls transitioning to boys, not the other way around.
Episode: Watch Bill Maher’s Crowd’s Reaction as Fetterman A...
The book was described as the premier book on the social contagion as it pertains to young girls transitioning to boys.
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She was the author of Irreversible Damage, which was really like the premier book on the sort of social contagion as it pertains to young girls transitioning, quote unquote, transitioning to boys.
Episode: What I Saw in These Cities Shocked Me | Peter Bogh...
Abigail Shrier's new book, 'Irreversible Damage,' discusses the potential harm of the current approach to gender identity, particularly regarding minors.
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So this is what Abigail Shrier's new book is about, because basically what you're saying and what she writes about is that in essence, if you were to send a kid who was confused about their gender, which some kids could be part of growing up in puberty and everything else.
Episode: Fmr. SecDef Shocks Bill Maher with How Woke Milita...
The speaker references the book "Irreversible Damage" by Abigail Shrier, mentioning that it discusses a social contagion element in the context of transgender issues. The book was referenced in the context of a discussion on transgender visibility day being declared on Easter Sunday and the Department of Education head telling children that they are great for being transgender.
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for any of you that have read Abigail Shryer's book irreversible damage we know there's a huge social contagion element to it
and then when you see the head of the department of sec education telling kids like oh you're great because of this it encourages more kids to do it these kids don't know what they're doing their brains aren't fully developed yet their bodies aren't fully developed yet they are they are literally as Jordan Peterson calls them they are butchering these children chopping up their genitals injecting them with all of this medication
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Dave Rubin recommended this book, describing it as incredible and focusing on how much of what is happening to children is social contagion, particularly regarding young girls thinking they can transition and become boys.
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you might wanna read Irreversible Damage by Abigail Schreier, thank you, who wrote an incredible book about how so much of what's happening to our children is a social contagion, particularly when it comes to young girls thinking they can transition and become young boys.
Episode: Watch Jimmy Kimmel Miss the Irony of Calling This...
Dave Rubin recommended this book by Abigail Schreier, a friend of his, to understand the social contagion aspect of gender dysphoria, particularly affecting young girls transitioning to boys more than vice versa. He highlighted the book's explanation of societal influences on gender identity.
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I would recommend you read Abigail Schreier's book, not an Inconvenient Truth. What is it? What? Irreversible Damage. Thank you. Not an Inconvenient Truth. It's something else. Don't read that book. Irreversible Damage by Abigail Schreier, who's been on the show and she's a good friend of mine.
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The book delves into data on how social contagion impacts young girls' decisions regarding gender transition, particularly those transitioning to male. It was referenced as providing evidence on this specific issue.
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Abigail Shrier wrote an absolutely spectacular book called irreversible damage where she goes into the data about how this is a social contagion of modern times especially when it comes to young girls you know quote-unquote transitioning to boys
Episode: Bill Maher Goes Off on DeSantis & Gets It All Wron...
Dave Rubin mentioned Abigail Shrier's book, "Irreversible Damage," describing it as fantastic and focusing on how young girls are susceptible to social contagion related to gender issues.
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Abigail Schreier, what was Abigail Schreier's book? It's a fantastic book. Irreversible Damage. Thank you. She wrote a fantastic book about this.
Episode: Media Makes Shocking Reversal Admitting This Biden...
It was described as a great book about how it is becoming a social contagion that suddenly the amount of kids who identify as trans is exploding. The author was previously a guest on the show.
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I would recommend that you read what's Abigail Shrier's book? Sorry, I'm blanking on the name. Great book. What is it? Irreversible Damage.
Episode: AOC Stuns with Insane Rant Blaming This News Host...
It was described as a wonderful book about the explosion of transgender identity in young people, with evidence suggesting social pressures are a significant factor.
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Abigail Schreier wrote a wonderful book about this and the evidence bears it out that it's not there suddenly 800% more trans people genuinely trans people than there ever were before It's that social pressures make young people do things so we have to change We have to flip the script so that the social pressure on young people is you should think freedom is cool
Episode: Press Sec. Can't Hide Her Anger as Reporter Questi...
The book was described as extraordinary and contains conflicting medical information about young girls who want to transition to boys.
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If you're a little confused about this stuff and what's happening to young girls who want to transition to boys specifically, you should check out my interview with Abigail Shrier, who wrote an extraordinary book about this.
Episode: Press Sec. Can't Hide Her Anger as Reporter Questi...
The book was described as extraordinary and provided conflicting medical information about gender transitioning, particularly for young girls.
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If you're a little confused about this stuff and what's happening to young girls who want to transition to boys specifically, you should check out my interview with Abigail Shrier, who wrote an extraordinary book about this.
Episode: AOC Has an Absurd Explanation for Why Republicans...
Dave Rubin mentioned this book, written by Abigail Shrier, about young girls transitioning to become boys; he refuted the idea that the author is transphobic.
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Abigail Shryer's books, book on young girls transitioning to become boys that people keep trying to kick off Amazon is called irreversible damage and I've interviewed Abigail and the idea that she's a transphobe is completely ridiculous.
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It was described as a wonderful book about the collective madness around young girls specifically transitioning to be boys. The speaker indicated that the author is a fantastic person with good intentions who is against the state mandating who can change their body as a child.
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she had an interesting tweet on this she said here are a few important things I know about Caitlyn Jenner she one let America Olympic gold two is devoted to her family three stands up to the woke for defense women sports five isn't Gavin Newsom so far she has my vote
Episode: Mob-Led Book Banning: Michael Knowles, Abigail Shr...
Abigail Shrier's book, "Irreversible Damage," was temporarily removed from Target's online marketplace following an outcry and then quietly deleted again. The book discusses controversial topics related to transgender issues.
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My book has gone from Target.com even though it was selling very well.
After there was public outcry and response to public outcry, they put it back on and then they quietly deleted it again.
I have a lot of transgender friends. I mean, this is not I have I'm fully support not only rights, but transit the ability to transition from mature adults.
They just lie. They just make stuff up so that we can't have a conversation.
My book sold incredibly well. I mean, I've got 24 over 2400 reviews of my book on Amazon. People love the book, but they can't they won't be able to get it if Amazon disappears it and anybody who is every publisher is subject to Amazon.
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The book uses data and facts to show that there is an epidemic of young girls transitioning to boys at increasingly younger ages, and the resulting regrets, medical problems, and psychological problems.
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I would highly recommend that you check out my interview from about two months ago with Abigail Shryer who wrote a book called irreversible damage where she uses data and facts to show you that there there is actually an epidemic of young girls it's mostly young girls transitioning to boys and they're doing at increasingly younger ages and then there are all sorts of regrets there are all sorts of medical problems there are all sorts of psychological problems
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Abigail Shrier's book, released in June, explores the sudden increase in teenage girls identifying as transgender. It discusses the role of social media, peer influence, and the lack of medical oversight in the current medical transition model for teenagers.
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I wrote a book about it and because two Twitter users decided the book was transphobic, they told that they called it that to Target, Target removed it.
If you want to read that book, there are hundreds you could read.
there is exactly one book that did a deep dive into this phenomenon of teenage girls suddenly transitioning and it's my book and for the activists, even one book is too many.
The only thing I show in the book is that the current medical regime has no medical judgment in place. It's totally based on the judgment of teenagers.
It's based on the research of Lisa Littman, but the public health researcher who looks into why there was a sudden and huge spike in teenage girls who claimed to have gender dysphoria.
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Dave Rubin interviewed Abigail Shrier, the author of this book, which discusses the sudden increase in young teenage girls transitioning to boys and explores the role of medical, educational, and media institutions in this phenomenon. He emphasized that Shrier is not transphobic but offers a scientific perspective on this issue.
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I had an hour long conversation with you. I assure you she is not a transphobe. She doesn't have an irrational fear of trans people but she does have a scientific lens to look at what is going on here and it's a really fascinating interview. I hope you'll check it out.
It was described as a book that does an amazing job of showing how there is an intentional agenda that is confusing kids. The speaker felt that the author presented a compelling case about the agenda's impact on children.
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There's a great book out by, I forget the name of it, but it's called, I believe the name of it is Irreversible.
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It was described as a book that does an amazing job of showing how there is an intentional agenda that is confusing kids. The speaker felt that the author presented a compelling case about the agenda's impact on children.
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There's a great book out by, I forget the name of it, but it's called, I believe the name of it is Irreversible.
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The book, "Irreversible Damage," was mentioned as relevant reading material to understand the complexities surrounding gender identity and its impact on society. It was suggested that readers form their own opinions.
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Everybody listening to this podcast should read the book Irreversible Damage by Abigail Shrier.
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