US EditionHarvard doctors sue over Trump removal of articles mentioning LGBTQ health issues
- Two doctors from Harvard Medical School filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for removing their research articles about LGBTQ health treatments.
- Celeste Royce and Gordon Schiff argue that their First Amendment rights were violated by the removal of their articles from a government website.
- The lawsuit contends that this removal was based on an executive order targeting content that promotes gender ideology, affecting their research visibility.
- The AHRQ is accused of censoring peer-reviewed studies solely because they included LGBTQ-related content, which the lawsuit claims is arbitrary and unjustified.
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Two Harvard Medical School Professors Sue Trump Admin for Removing Research That Mentioned LGBTQ Health
Two Harvard Medical School professors sued the Trump administration Wednesday afternoon for removing their research from a government-run website for including terms recently banned by the administration, alleging the removals violated their First Amendment rights and the Administrative Procedure Act.
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Utopia - you are standing in it!Harvard Professor Calls for the Firing of Any Faculty Not Supporting “Gender-Affirming” Policies
The anti-free speech movement in the United States was largely an outgrowth of higher education where viewpoint intolerance has taken hold of many schools. Indeed, intolerance and orthodoxy are often defended on the left in the name of tolerance and pluralism. Harvard Professor Timothy McCarthy is one of those voices demanding the removal of faculty with opposing views in the name of tolerance. He recently told New York University’s Washington S…
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