Public debates often treat transgender brain science as conclusive proof of an innate gender identity. However, neuroimaging literature reveals small sample sizes, unaddressed confounders, and significant limitations. For policy and public discussion in Singapore, distinguishing established evidence from media rhetoric remains crucial.
Singapore just set the global gold standard in gender medicine. But a massive, unregulated loophole in our classrooms threatens to render our strict clinical safeguards completely obsolete.
Singapore’s Ministry of Health just drew a line in the sand with Circular 44. By restricting minor access to irreversible transitions, MOH isn’t just issuing a policy, it’s exposing an activist war on biological reality that uses rigged science to target vulnerable children.
What happens when national media trades objectivity for advocacy? In Singapore, LGBT coverage has shifted from observation to endorsement. By framing contested identities as settled truths, the press isn’t just informing what we think about, it’s reshaping how we think about it.
Is Pink Dot’s "equality scorecard" really about equality? Focusing on 377A, how schools approach LGBTQ issues, and gender, we examine whether these are real cases of discrimination, or ideological demands dressed up as "equal rights".