Helen Joyce

Helen Joyce, an Irish journalist and author known for her contentious views on gender identity, joins Dr. Jordan B. Peterson to discuss crucial issues surrounding women's rights and free speech. They tackle the challenges posed by censorship on platforms like YouTube and examine the implications of legislation on gender and hate speech. Joyce emphasizes the need for open dialogue about gender ideologies, especially regarding children's welfare. The conversation navigates the erosion of truth in public discourse and advocates for courage in voicing dissenting opinions.

Helen Joyce, an Irish novelist and executive editor at The Economist, dives into the complexities of the trans movement and its cultural ramifications. She discusses the clash between gender identity and societal realities, highlighting the psychological effects on younger generations. Joyce critiques radical ideologies that disregard biological truths and examines the challenges of expressing controversial opinions in today’s 'woke' culture. The conversation also addresses the need for free speech and the responsibilities of institutions in navigating these contentious topics.

Author and journalist Helen Joyce joins John to discuss the impact of transgender ideology on children, the controversies at the Tavistock Clinic, dangers of puberty blockers, institutional capture by activists, and Autogynephilia.

In honor of Helen Joyce’s keynote appearance at the 2023 Genspect Conference: The Bigger Picture, we wanted to revisit our conversation with her from 2021 shortly after the release of her book, Trans: When Ideology Meets Reality. So this episode is a replay of her prior appearance on our show. And now we find ourselves almost two years later from this recording and she continues her work around sex and gender. She recently announced her decision to leave her senior editorial role at the Economist and is devoting her efforts full-time as the Director of Advocacy at Sex Matters. She has since worked tirelessly to defend women’s rights to single-sex spaces against the encroachment of gender self-ID and trans rights activism.Joyce’s address at the 2023 conference presents the cultural and sociological impact of gender identity beliefs as well as the disastrous effects of gender identity ideology on the health care of those suffering from gender distress. She then teams up with colleague Maya Forstater, Executive Director of Sex Matters, for a panel discussion on the topic of gender-critical beliefs and their protection under the UK Equality Act. Visit Genspect.org for more about Joyce’s appearance at the April 2023 conference.Links:Tune in to https://www.youtube.com/@widerlenspod Friday, Apr 28, 2023 @ 7pm (IST)Gender: A Wider Lens will be streaming live from Killarney, Ireland at the 2023 Genspect Conference: The Bigger Picture.Sex Matters: a UK-based not-for-profit organisation whose mission is to re-establish that sex matters in rules, laws, policies, language, and culture.https://sex-matters.org/ Genspect Speakers PlaylistMany of the esteemed speakers participating in The Bigger Picture have previously been guests on our show. Click the link below to access a playlist composed of GWL episodes involving speakers from the 2023 Genspect Conference.https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLngVCeAoK6vuWE4sNG_fi5nnz-d1xQEBiHelen Joyce’s Website: Thehelenjoyce.comHelen on Twitter: Twitter.com/HJoyceGenderBook Review by Jesse Singal Nytimes.com/2021/09/07/books/review/trans-helen-joyce.htmlHelen’s interview with Andrew Doyle:Youtube.com/watch?v=KAYR8GUJsqoStella’s Book Review in The Evening Standard: Standard.co.uk/culture/books/trans-when-ideology-meets-reality-helen-joyce-review-b944183.htmlBecoming Julia (Gender Transition Documentary): YouTube.com/watch?v=kNjV37vp5qkThe End of the World is Flat by Simon Edge:  This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.widerlenspod.com/subscribe

Helen Joyce, an Irish journalist and director of advocacy at Sex Matters, joins Peter Boghossian to discuss the differences between men and women, the controversy surrounding transgender individuals in gendered spaces, and the challenges of speaking out on these issues. They also touch on belief formation, the impact of religion, and the difficulty of changing beliefs.

Irish journalist Helen Joyce and Yascha Mounk discuss the evidence base for youth gender medicine, highlighting the skepticism in the UK compared to the US. They emphasize the importance of a balanced approach considering all individuals' rights and safety, exploring ethical dilemmas, medical risks, and societal impacts of gender transition treatments for young people.

Helen Joyce, The Economist's Britain editor, discusses her book on gender-identity ideology with Ayaan Hirsi Ali. They talk about the differences between US and UK feminism, challenges of speaking out on social media, and the impact of gender identity ideology on societal norms.

In this discussion, Helen Joyce, a journalist and feminist campaigner, interviews Marian Tompson, co-founder of La Leche League, who resigned over the organization's shifting focus. They explore breastfeeding's physiological aspects and the historical struggles women faced. The conversation delves into the challenges of incorporating transgender individuals into female-centered spaces, raising crucial questions about safety, societal perceptions, and the emotional toll of these changes on traditional motherhood and community dynamics.

Helen Joyce, a savvy author and commentator on gender identity, dives into the heated conflict within the La Leche League over the issue of men breastfeeding. She addresses the clash between personal identity and traditional parenting roles, emphasizing the implications for women's spaces. Joyce critiques evolving policies surrounding gender identity, explores the discomfort male participation creates in breastfeeding discussions, and discusses the broader societal tensions that arise from this debate. It's a thought-provoking look at modern gender dynamics and activism.

Helen Joyce, the Deputy Foreign Editor at The Economist, delves into the complexities of vaccine passports, discussing their potential benefits and privacy concerns. Gotti Epstein, the China Affairs Editor, examines the increasing repression of Tibetan Buddhists, drawing unsettling parallels with the plight of the Uyghur Muslims. They explore how vaccine passports could impact global travel and the Chinese government's efforts to undermine Tibetan identity, particularly through religious control. As they tackle these pressing issues, they also reflect on the future of duty-free shopping amid evolving pandemic realities.