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thought of me as a i girl, m a boy. laura: bad acting, i m aba boy. d pl ot. bad acting, bad plot an entire cottage industry of trans healthcare experts als and entire cottage industry of trans health care experts alsoo has been created has been created to conduct workshops and get paid to condut workshops and get paid handsomely for it. handsomely for it and they do it for businesses scared of do it laws foruits. businesses scared of lawsuits and then they re welcomed and then they re welcomed as speakers at prestigious medica t prestigious medical conferences conferences. enter dr enter dr.. marissamari levinsk. an associate professor on associate professor at the university of alabama, birmingham, at the university of alabama berg ham. she s described on the school s web si described on the school s website as having a research interestte interest in providin in providing affirming care to lgbtq youth. g affirming care to lgbtq youth and and identified with families inn the deep s
have accused the portuguese authorities have not giving them a beer hearing in the libel battle against a former police officer. jessica parkerjoins us. this stems from a book written by a former police officer who worked on the original investigation in portugal into the disappearance of the young girl. into the disappearance of the young uirl. , , ., , ., into the disappearance of the young . irl. , , . , . , , girl. these were statements made by a book, a documentary girl. these were statements made by a book, a documentary newspaper i girl. these were statements made by a book, a documentary newspaper asi a book, a documentary newspaper as well, alleging the involvement of the parents and the disappearance of madeline mccann. they launched proceedings in the portuguese courts but those cases were dismissed and they took a case to the european court of human rights but it has today ruled against the couple. they are saying the reputation of the couple had been damaged by the fact
and no one else s religion should control a woman or a girl s choices. girl s choices. and gloria, time is tight, girl s choices. and gloria, time is tight, but - girl s choices. and gloria, time is tight, but i - girl s choices. and gloria, i time is tight, but i wonder, given everything you have told us, did you ever expect that the us would be here once again, 50 years on from that original ruling, debating the same issues all over again? they have actually, those who believe in motherhood, those forces actually have been challenging and filing lawsuits and going to the supreme court in many other cases in these last 49 years. in many other cases in these last 49 yew- in many other cases in these last 49 years. they have never been able last 49 years. they have never been able to last 49 years. they have never been able to overturn - last 49 years. they have never been able to overturn it, - been able to overturn it, although they have been chipping it away. so this is, now