Today’s Youth Are Captivated by Dissociation

Today’s Youth Are Captivated by Dissociation
Uruguayan transgender person Sebastian Salaverry Mijares, 18, who started taking hormones to transition more than a year ago, poses outside his family house in Montevideo on Sept. 27, 2020. Pablo Porciuncula/AFP via Getty Images
Jennifer Bilek
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In less than a decade, what has been called a “transgender human rights movement” has morphed from stories about children and young people being born in the wrong body, to kids with “gender identity disorder” to “gender incongruence,” and now to “gender expression,” complete with its own line of makeup, fashion models, body scars, and hormone home delivery services.
Jennifer Bilek
Jennifer Bilek
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Jennifer Bilek is an artist and investigative journalist tracking the forces behind the gender identity industry. She writes at The 11th Hour Blog.
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