

s07e34 | US Law & "Gender Medicine" with Leor Sapir
Dec 28, 2024
Leor Sapir, a Fellow at the Manhattan Institute and expert in constitutional law, dives into the legal landscape of child gender medicine. He discusses the ongoing Supreme Court case regarding child transitions, revealing how the definition of 'rights' has transformed U.S. culture. Sapir examines crucial legal challenges, the implications of the Scrimetti case, and the complexities surrounding child abuse definitions in gender policy. His insights on the evolving relationship between law, medicine, and societal expectations shed light on the contentious debates shaping today’s discourse.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Accountability in Gender Medicine
02:20 • 11min
Legal Challenges in Youth Gender Transition
13:10 • 10min
The Complexities of Child Abuse and Gender Identity in Policy
23:14 • 3min
Gender Classification and the Scrimetti Case
26:09 • 7min
Evolution of Race and Gender in Constitutional Law
33:37 • 10min
Navigating Rights in Gender Medicine
43:14 • 25min
Navigating Trans Rights and Societal Expectations
01:08:27 • 17min