Kansas Bans Gender Surgeries For Minors, University Offering Queer Bible Class, Extra Credit For Cross-Dressing
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In this episode, we start with Kansas, which has now become the 27th state to ban minors from undergoing body-mutilating sex-change surgeries, sparking conversations on youth and autonomy. Next, we explore a provocative syllabus from a University of Texas at Austin course that questions the concept of childhood sexuality.
We then turn to Wellesley College, where students are engaging with religious texts through the lens of queer theory in a Queer Bible course. Finally, we review The Unbreakable Boy, a faith-adjacent film that beautifully portrays resilience and the healing power of love.
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