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“Jack Molay” is the pen name of a transfeminine activist living in Norway. “Molay” coined the term “crossdreaming” as a value-neutral descriptor of erotic interest in making a gender transition.

Background

The name “Jack D. Molay” is a play on Jacques de Molay, the last grand master of the Knights Templar. “Molay” is reportedly married to another queer activist, known as “Sally Molay” online. “Molay” has not come out publicly as trans under their legal name. In an autobiography supplied to this site “Molay” stated:

“They have not transitioned, but argue that this is not to be understood as an example of what other trans people ought to do. They support trans people’s right to get the necessary support for transitioning. One might argue, though, that the fact that Molay has not transitioned may partly explain why the crossdreamer community is particularly popular among  trans and queer people who are in the process of exploring their gender identity.”

Crossdreaming and news aggregation

“Molay” established the blog now known as Crossdreamers in 2008, after experiencing “an existential crisis caused by gender dysphoria” and wanting to establish “an arena for discussing cross-gender erotic fantasies in an open and positive way, getting around the stigma associated with such fantasies.”

The term crossdreaming was originally  coined as an alternative to the stigmatizing term “autogynephilia.”  Even though the term crossdreaming has been presented as a neutral, and purely descriptive term (not referring to a particular explanation for such fantasies) “Molay” has personally dismissed the “autogynephilia” theory as a stigmatizing, sexist, pseudoscience. Instead they view crossdreaming fantasies as a natural expression of gender variance, dismissing strict binaries of sexuality and gender.

“Molay” has researched crossdreaming in different groups of queer, nonbinary and transgender people, documenting, for instance, crossdreaming among people assigned female at birth (as reflected in the slash and yaoi subcultures). “Molay” has also looked into crossdreaming in historical sources, discussing, for instance, crossdreaming in the Kama Sutra and in Medieval poetry. “Molay” hopes to undermine the idea that such fantasies are only found among “straight men.”

Molay co-founded the Crossdream Life internet forum in 2011, a place where gender variant people may discuss any form of queer, trans and nonbinary fantasies, gender expressions or identities.   

Molay also runs Trans Express, a Tumblr blog covering transgender and nonbinary news and issues, which seems to be particularly popular among younger trans and queer people. As of 2019 this blog has more than 13,000 followers.

Resources

Crossdreamers (crossdreamers.com)

The Crossdreamer Portal (crossdreamers.org)

Crossdreamer Sidebars (crossdreamersidebars.com)

Transgender Report (transgenderreport.com)

Transgender World (trans-express.lgbt)

The Transgender Dictionary (transgenderdictionary.com)

Mundo LGBTIQ (mundolgbtiq.com)

Medium (medium.com)

Tapatalk (tapatalk.com)

Blogger (blogger.com)

Tumblr (tumblr.com)

X/Twitter (x.com)

Bluesky (bsky.app)

LinkedIn (linkedin.com)

Mastodon (masto.ai)

Robert Withers is a British psychologist and anti-transgender activist.

Withers was a member of the anti-trans organization Pediatric and Adolescent Gender Dysphoria Working Group.

Background

Robert “Bob” Withers earned a master’s degree from University of Sussex.

Withers helped establish the Rock Clinic in Kemp Town in 1990.

Anti-trans activism

In 2015, Withers published an article titled “The seventh penis,” which was later withdrawn over patient consent issues:

The above article published online on 19 May 2015 in Wiley Online Library (wileyonlinelibrary.com), and in print and online in issue 60:3 (cover date June 2015) has been withdrawn by agreement between the author, the journal’s Editors-in-Chief, Marcus West and Nora Swan-Foster, and John Wiley & Sons Limited. The withdrawal has been agreed because consent to publish was not obtained. The author and the journal apologize for this oversight.

References

Flourish, Clare (July 26, 2020). Robert Withers. https://clareflourish.wordpress.com/2020/07/26/robert-withers-transgender-professional-standards/

Admin (Sep 13, 2021). The full story: the misconduct of anti-trans psychotherapist Robert Withers. We talk with Ms. A. Transiness https://www.transiness.com/post/the-full-story-the-misconduct-of-anti-trans-psychotherapist-robert-withers-we-talk-with-ms-a

Withers R (2020). Transgender medicalization and the attempt to evade psychological distress. J Anal Psychol. 2020 Nov;65(5):865-889. https://doi.org/10.1111/1468-5922.12641

Withers R (2015). The seventh penis: towards effective psychoanalytic work with pre-surgical transsexuals. J Anal Psychol. 2015 Jun;60(3):390-412. https://doi.org/10.1111/1468-5922.12157.

Withdrawal statement: R. Withers, ‘The seventh penis: towards effective psychoanalytic work with pre-surgical transsexuals’, Journal of Analytical Psychology, 2015, 60, 3, 390-412, (https://doi.org/10.1111/1468-5922.12157).

Resources

Rock Clinic Association (rockclinic.org.uk)

Jungian Therapy Sussex (jungiantherapysussex.info)

  • Bob Withers
  • http://www.jungiantherapysussex.info/our-therapists/bob-withers/

Twitter (twitter.com)

Anastassis Spiliadis is a Greek anti-transgender psychologist who supports the “ex-transgender” movement and promotes a form of delayed transition for gender diverse youth called “gender exploratory therapy.” Spiliadis was a member of the anti-trans organization Pediatric and Adolescent Gender Dysphoria Working Group.

Anastassis Spiliadis’ name is sometimes styled Anastasios Spiliadis and is Αναστάσης Σπηλιάδης in Greek.

Background

Spiliadis was born in July 1987. After earning a bachelor’s degree from National University of Athens (NKUA/Εθνικό και Καποδιστριακό Πανεπιστήμιο Αθηνών), Spiliadis earned master’s degrees from Kings College London, Westminster University, and Imperial College London.

Spiliadis has held a number of roles within the UK’s National Health Service. Spiliadis has worked at the Maudsley Centre for Child & Adolescent Eating Disorders (MCCAED).

Spiliadis also worked for four years at the infamous Tavistock Centre Gender Identity Development Service (GIDS).

Anti-trans activism

Spiliadis supports the disputed diagnosis “rapid onset gender dysphoria” and urged for more research in the anti-trans publication Archives of Sexual Behavior. That journal’s stated goal since its founding has been “the prevention of transsexualism.”

Spiliadis is a founding member of “ex-trans” organizations International Association of Therapists for Desisters and Detransitioners, and the Institute for Comprehensive Gender Dysphoria Research. Spiliadis is also associated with the website Detrans Foundation.

Spiliadis is a member of the Institute of Mental Health for Children and Adults in Athens, Greece. Spiliadis is based in London and in Athens.

References

United Nations Independent Expert on protection against violence and discrimination based on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity – IESOGI. Report on Conversion Therapy. https://www.ohchr.org/sites/default/files/Documents/Issues/SexualOrientation/ConversionTherapyReport.pdf

Hutchinson A, Migden M, Spiliadis A (2020). In Support of Research Into Rapid-Onset Gender Dysphoria. Archives of Sexual Behavior 2020 Jan;49(1):79-80. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10508-019-01517-9

Spiliadis A (2019). Towards a Gender Exploratory Model: slowing things down, opening things up and exploring identity development. Metalogos (35). https://www.ohchr.org/sites/default/files/Documents/Issues/SexualOrientation/IESOGI/Other/Rebekah_Murphy_TowardsaGenderExploratoryModelslowingthingsdownopeningthingsupandexploringidentitydevelopment.pdf

Ashley F (2022). Interrogating Gender-Exploratory Therapy. Perspectives on Psychological Science, Volume 18, Issue 2 https://doi.org/10.1177/17456916221102325

Resources

ICF Consultations (icf-consultations.com)

  • ICF = Individual, Couple, Family

Detrans Foundation (detransfoundation.com)

International Association of Therapists for Desisters and Detransitioners (iatdd.com)

  • Anastassis Spiliadis
  • iatdd.com/anastassis-spiliadis [archive]

Tania Marshall is an Australian therapist and anti-transgender activist.

Marshall was a member of the anti-trans organization Pediatric and Adolescent Gender Dysphoria Working Group.

Background

Marshall attended University of Calgary, earning a bachelor’s degree in 1998 and an master’s degree in 2002.

Marshall has written frequently about neurodiversity.

Resources

Substack (substack.com)

LinkedIn (linkedin.com)

Tania A. Marshall (taniaannmarshall.wpcomstaging.com)

Alessandra Cavalli was an Italian therapist and anti-transgender activist.

Cavalli was a member of the anti-trans organization Pediatric and Adolescent Gender Dysphoria Working Group.

Background

Alessandra Cavalli was born in Italy on April 27, 1957 and grew up with five siblings in Concordia. Cavalli studied in Munich, then lived in Belgium.

In 1998, Cavalli moved to London to train in Jungian child analysis.

Cavalli died on May 17 2020, possibly from COVID.

References

Wiener, Jan; Bisagni, Francesco (May 27, 2020). Alessandra Cavalli, 1957 – 2020. https://iaap.org/alessandra-cavalli-1957-2020/

James Cantor is an American-Canadian psychologist and anti-transgender extremist.

Cantor is an online troll best known for promoting fringe and regressive beliefs about sex and gender minorities. Cantor has special contempt for the transgender rights movement. Cantor’s questionable beliefs and practices involve:

Sexual attraction to minors

  • Child-sized sex dolls: Cantor says “no evidence suggests sex dolls increase any risk of harm to anyone.”
  • Promotes Virtuous Pedophiles and other pedophilia support organizations
  • Promotes the controversial disease “hebephilia”
  • Stating that LGBT should include P for pedophilia

Other sex diseases

Gender diverse minors

  • Promotes non-affirming models of care like “watchful waiting” and gender identity change efforts
  • Testifies against affirming healthcare for gender diverse youth

Depsite frequently presenting as being an ally to trans people, Cantor is widely considered a major figure in anti-transgender extremism.

Cantor is one of the most vocal supporters of colleague Ray Blanchard and Blanchard’s disease model of trans women and those attracted to us. Cantor is also a major supporter of fired sexologist Kenneth Zucker’s “therapeutic intervention” on gender diverse children that has been widely outlawed.

Cantor was one of the earliest and most tenacious supporters of J. Michael Bailey’s transphobic 2003 book The Man Who Would Be Queen. Cantor often appears on conservative outlets to criticize and complain about the transgender community.

Cantor was forced to apologize by former employer CAMH for attacking trans guest lecturer Kyle Scanlon. Cantor has been banned from many online groups for aggressive behavior toward those who disagree about sex and gender.

Cantor is banned from:

Cantor was a member of the Pediatric and Adolescent Gender Dysphoria Working Group.

In 2019, Cantor criticized the mainstream consensus statement by the American Academy of Pediatrics for rejecting Cantor’s non-affirming model of care for gender diverse youth. Cantor calls this “watchful waiting,” but he AAP calls it “delayed transition” and advises against it.

In 2022, Cantor submitted a report to end state-funded healthcare for transgender residents of Florida. The report was apparently originally funded by conservative Christian organization Alliance Defending Freedom. A rebuttal to Cantor noted:

James Cantor’s document, presented as Attachment D to the June 2 Report, also faces serious questions about bias and lack of expertise. In a 2022 case, a federal court took a skeptical view of Cantor’s purported expertise, noting that “the Court gave [Cantor’s] testimony little weight because he admitted, inter alia, to having no clinical experience in treating gender dysphoria in minors and no experience monitoring patients receiving drug treatments for gender dysphoria.20 Cantor’s document is nearly identical to what appears to be paid testimony in another case, where Cantor’s declaration was used to support legislation barring transgender athletes from sports teams,21 Troublingly, Cantor’s appearance in that case seems to have been funded by the Alliance Defending Freedom (“ADF”),22 a religious and political organization that opposes legal protections for transgender people and same-sex marriage23 and defends the criminalization of sexual activity between partners of the same sex.24 Because Cantor provides no conflicts of interest disclosure, readers cannot ascertain whether Florida AHCA also paid for Cantor’s report and whether Florida officials were aware that the Cantor report reused his work for (apparently) the ADF.

McNamara et. al (2022)

Background

James M. Cantor was born on January 2, 1966 in Manhasset, New York and grew up in nearby Sayville. Parents Henle Cantor (born 1943) and Stuart “Stu” Cantor (born 1940) married in 1965. Cantor’s parents owned a parts-related business serving Pepsi plants outside the United States. Cantor has two younger siblings, David and Leah.

Cantor earned a bachelor’s degree from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, a master’s degree from Boston University, and a doctorate from McGill University in 1999. Cantor’s advisors were Irv Binik and James Pfaus. Cantor did postdoctoral training with Ray Blanchard.

Cantor founded the Toronto Sexuality Centre and has worked there with Morag Yule, Marie Faaborg-Andersen, and Ian McPhail.

Cantor is married to psychologist Neil Pilkington.

References

See also archival information

Montpetit, Jonathan; Gilchrist, Sylvène (October 21, 2023). U.S. conservatives are using Canadian research to justify anti-trans laws. CBC https://www.cbc.ca/news/investigates/james-cantor-gender-affirming-care-bans-1.6979356 https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/2275449411793

Reed, Erin (September 18, 2023). Anti-Trans Court “Expert” Couldn’t Name A Single Medication For Blocking Puberty. Erin in the Morning https://www.erininthemorning.com/p/anti-trans-court-expert-couldnt-name

Redden, Molly (September 15, 2023). Inside The Cottage Industry Of ‘Experts’ Paid To Defend Anti-Trans Laws. HuffPost https://www.huffpost.com/entry/paid-experts-defending-anti-trans-law_n_65021a7ee4b01df7c3b6d513?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email

Cantor JM (2019). Transgender and Gender Diverse Children and Adolescents: Fact-Checking of AAP Policy. J Sex Marital Ther. 2020;46(4):307-313. https://doi.org/10.1080/0092623X.2019.1698481. Epub 2019 Dec 14.

Yan, Ellen (October 19, 2012). West Sayville home: George Washington rested here. Newsday https://www.newsday.com/classifieds/real-estate/west-sayville-home-george-washington-rested-here-n08463

McNamara M, AbdulLatif H, Boulware SD, Kamody R, Kuper L, Olezeski C, Szilagyi N, Alstott AL (July 8, 2022). A Critical Review of the June 2022 Florida Medicaid Report on the Medical Treatment of Gender Dysphoria. https://medicine.yale.edu/lgbtqi/research/gaender-affirming-care/florida%20report%20final%20july%208%202022%20accessible_443048_284_55174_v3.pdf [archive]

Grossman, Hannah (June 2, 2022). Florida Medicaid moves against transgender therapies coverage, calls it ‘experimental’ FOX News https://www.foxnews.com/media/florida-health-agency-transgender-treatment-youth-experimental [archive]

Resources

James Cantor (jamescantor.org) [not secure]

Sexology Today! (sexologytoday.org) [not secure]

Toronto Sexuality Centre (torontosexuality.ca) [not secure]

X/Twitter (x.com)

Wikipedia (en.wikipedia.org)

Instagram (instagram.com)

LinkedIn (linkedin.com)

Facebook (facebook.com)

Note: In 2025, this site phased out AI illustrations after artist feedback. The previous illustration is here.

John Michael “Mike” Bailey (born 1951) is an American psychologist, considered one of the most unethical sexologists in history. Bailey’s checkered career is a series of ethics scandals and controversies.

Since 2003 this site has documented Bailey’s central role in the academic exploitation of sex and gender minorities. One history book says my work coordinating the community response to anti-trans academics “represented one of the most organized and unified examples of transgender activism seen to date.” In 2021 the United States Library of Congress selected this site for archiving because it is “an important part of this collection and the historical record.”

Bailey’s notable ethical scandals

Children and sex

  • supporting “many offending pedophiles who are usually punished far more harshly than research suggests is warranted by the harm they cause.”
  • supporting leniency for a rapist whose victims are infants and young children: “if he didn’t physically hurt them, and if they didn’t remember traumatically, his actions should be penalized less than had he physically hurt them and they did remember.”
  • promulgating the concept of “pre-homosexual” children: “pre-homosexual children tend to be relatively gender nonconforming.”
  • claiming to know the sexual orientation of children
  • supporting fired sexologist Kenneth Zucker, whose “therapy” of gender diverse children has been widely outlawed and described as “child abuse”
  • supporting penile plethysmography, a controversial device for measuring genital arousal; some sexologists have attached plethysmographs to the penises of children to measure their erections for “research”
  • Supporting convicted serial child rapist Jerry Sandusky: “In an exchange with Wright County Circuit Court Judge Craig Carter, Bailey affirmed his belief that Sandusky’s accusers had lied. ‘You believe the people testifying against Jerry Sandusky are lying?’ Carter asked. Bailey responded, ‘I can see that if you are not familiar with the evidence that I am familiar with, you would be shocked.'”

Eugenics

  • dissertation advisor and mentor Lee Willerman was a member of the American Eugenics Society
  • stating it is “morally acceptable” to screen for and abort gay fetuses: “selection for heterosexuality may benefit parents and children and is unlikely to cause significant harm.”
  • arguing that “offering sex offenders the opportunity to be castrated in return for a reduced sentence is not ethically problematic coercion.”
  • member of the Human Biodiversity Institute

Gay and lesbian

  • claiming that “evolutionarily, homosexuality is a big mistake.”
  • claiming homosexuality may represent a “developmental error.”

Bisexuality

Northwestern students

Transgender

In this section

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Miquel Missé Sánchez is a Spanish sociologist. Missé, who is transgender, has been published in anti-trans publication UnHerd.

Background

Miquel Missé Sánchez was born in 1986 in Barcelona. Missé graduated from Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona.

Missé has written several works about the intersection of gender and medicine:

  • El género desordenado: críticas en torno al patologización de la transexualidad (Egales: 2010)
  • Políticas trans. Una antología de textos desde los estudios trans norteamericanos (Egales: 2015)
  • Transexualidades, otras miradas posibles (Egales: 2013)
  • A la conquista del cuerpo equivocado (Egales: 2018)

The Myth of the Wrong Body

In 2018 Missé published The Myth of the Wrong Body (A la conquista del cuerpo equivocado). As philosopher Talia Mae Bettcher and author Janet Mock have explained, the “wrong body” metaphor has a number of versions:

  • born in the wrong body
  • trapped in the wrong body
  • soul of a [woman] in the body of a [man] (or vice versa)

Unfortunately, many cisgender people and some trans people take these metaphors literally. Critics will retort “no one is born in the wrong body.”

Most trans people reject all forms of the “wrong body” idea. That’s why this convenient and lazy description is mainly used by cisgender people, gender-diverse children, and low-information trans adults.

As I wrote in the academic journal Gender Medicine in 2006:

Gender identity and expression take on different meanings within different systems of thought. Because medical technologies are available to assist in the somatic expression of these identities, several medicalized disease models of the phenomena have developed. 

Both Missé and I are critical of these medicalized approaches to gender identity and expression. Being transgender is a trait, neither good nor bad. Disease models are a major historical source of our oppression.

The traditional focus on the so-called “triadic therapy” of hormones, genital surgery, and living “in role” has diminished in my lifetime. Trans and gender diverse people have many more choices for how to express themselves. Unfortunately, some people believe that medical transition will make them a new person or solve problems it can’t. As my therapist once said, “There’s never a happy ending to an unhappy journey.”

The reason anti-trans publication UnHerd excerpted Missé’s book was because they had just published “You can’t be born in the wrong body” by Ellen Pasternack. They felt that Missé backs this up. UnHerd also promotes the anti-transgender conspiracy theory that transgender healthcare is a money grab by Big Pharma and greedy surgeons who are luring people into expensive medical options.

Missé does have a point that under consumer capitalism, some medical professionals are guilty of profiting off trans insecurity. Unfortunately, many trans people are gender schematic, meaning they very much believe in a rigid gender binary and traditional gender roles. These are people most likely to believe medical interventions will make them happy. In many cases, they might. Missé is right to question these assumptions and criticize the unethical, inept, and predatory healthcare providers selling a bill of goods to anxious and insecure trans people.

If UnHerd editors grasped the more radical ideas underpinning what Missé is saying, they would almost certainly not have published this excerpt. You do not need hormones or surgery to claim your identity as a man, woman, or any other identity. Trans people existed long before those technologies were available, and we are the vanguard of humanity’s future possibilities.

References

Halberstram, Jack; Missé, Miquel (March 18, 2022). Jack Halberstam: «There are many different ways of being masculine, but do we know how to bring the structure that we call ‘masculinity’ down?» Idee No. 54: Rethinking Masculinity to Transform Society. https://revistaidees.cat/en/jack-halberstam-there-are-many-different-ways-of-being-masculine-but-do-we-know-how-to-bring-the-structure-that-we-call-masculinity-down/

Missé, Miquel (June 1, 2022). The doctors profiting from trans surgery. UnHerd https://unherd.com/2022/06/the-doctors-profiting-from-trans-surgery/

Bettcher TM (2014). Trapped in the Wrong Theory: Rethinking Trans Oppression and Resistance. Signs Vol. 39, No. 2 (Winter 2014), pp. 383-406 https://doi.org/10.1086/673088

Mock, Janet (2012). Unlearning the ‘Trapped’ Narrative & Taking Ownership of Our Bodies. https://janetmock.com/2012/07/09/josie-romero-dateline-transgender-trapped-body/

Media

Critical Theory with Judith Butler and Miguel Missé (September 1, 2023). Debate: A Morning with Judith Butler – Lecture and Discussion with Miquel Missé [English]. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yCrN3Ookco

Resources

Miquel Missé (miguelmisse.com)

Wikipedia (es.wikipedia.org)

CCCB (cccb.org)

Isabella Malbin is an American anti-transgender activist and former birth worker.

Malbin is also an artist, hypnotist, podcaster, and snake charmer.

Background

Isabella A. Malbin was born on August 14, 1991 and graduated from LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts. While attending Rhode Island School of Design, Malbin claims to have been “groomed into transgender ideology.”

The Isabella A. Malbin Trust fund was a shareholder in the Texas-based Simon C. Cornelius Partnership Ltd.

Malbin reportedly became concerned about value-neutral language after hearing a Caesarean section referred to as a belly birth. In March of 2020, a fertility education program dismissed Malbin for refusing to use gender-inclusive language such as people who menstruate or people with uteruses. Malbin claims the dismissal was for using the terms mother and woman

Malbin frequently collaborates with other gender critical activists and maintains lists of “TERF approved” resources. Malbin and Mary Lou Singleton sell a $149.00 membership that includes a program called “Inoculating Our Children Against Transgender Ideology.”

Podcast

Malbin began the Whose Body Is It podcast in 2020. It contains “interviews with radical women raising consciousness on the harms of transgender ideology, pornography, prostitution, the medical industrial complex.”

2023

  • 85. Escaping Sex Trafficking in the Age of “Sex Work is Work” │ Olivia Ballard
  • 84. Children Can’t Consent │ Charlie’s Story
  • 83. A Holistic & Spiritual Approach to Infertility │ Kristin Hauser
  • 82. False Promises & Exploitation: The Truth about IVF & Surrogacy │ Marche’s Story
  • 81. Standing for Women’s Sex Based Rights at NYC Pride 2023 │ K. Yang
  • 80. What has porn done to us? │ Serendipiti Day
  • 79. Navigating Betrayal & Belonging Post Mastectomy & Breast Implant Illness │ Dr. Amanda Savage Brown
  • 78. Detransition and Grow with Leigh Janet Marshall
  • 77. ‘The Second Colonization’: The Impact of Gender Identity on Māori People with Michelle Uriarau
  • 76. (Preview) What You Need to Know about the Medicated Shooters Headed to Our Schools with Robbie Rose
  • 75. A New Look at Reproductive Sovereignty, Raising Boys and Recovering Our Instincts with Amy Ebert
  • 74. The Ethics of Assisted Reproductive Technology with Jennifer Lahl
  • 73. ‘Indigenous Feminism Redefined’ with Cherry Smiley
  • 72.  Sexual Politics for Women with Julia Beck
  • 71. Gender Critical Comedy & Speaking Out in The Age of Trans with A Swags
  • 70. Will the NYTimes finally admit they know what a woman is? Debrief with Amanda Stulman
  • 69. From Bio Queen to Jewish Convert: Deborah’s Story
  • 68. Radical Feminist Collectives and Direct Action Strategies with Jesika Gonzalez
  • 67. Learning the Language of Your Body with Kelly Love
  • 66. Healing After Transgender Indoctrination & Medicalization with Emma Eden

2022

  • 65. Time to Awaken with Ora Nadrich (Preview)
  • 64. Feminism & The First Amendment with Marissa Darlingh
  • 63. Fighting Female Genital Mutilation with Hibo Wardere
  • (Preview) Seeking Justice For A Generation Betrayed with Kim Mack Rosenberg
  • 62. Unpacking Common Myths & Misconceptions About Indigenous Two-Spirit & Third Genders (Inside Look!)
  • 61. The Challenges of Organizing Women-Only Events with Samantha Berg
  • 60. What the hell happened in NYC? Full debrief of Speaker’s Corner Event w/ Amy Sousa & K. Yang
  • 59. How to Protect a Gender Non-Conforming Daughter with Charlotte Reedy
  • 58. Kellie-Jay Keen (aka Posie Parker) in Austin! Recap of the Speakers Corner & VIP Terf Cocktail Hour
  • 57. From Chronic Illness and Trans Ideology to Embodiment: Rae’s Story
  • 56. ‘Being & Being Bought’: Prostitution & Surrogacy through a Socialist Feminist Lens w/ Kajsa Ekman
  • 55. Disease is not a Punishment: A Dive into German New Medicine with Dr. Melissa Sell
  • 54  Why Pelvic Health is a Feminist Issue with Adelaide Meadow
  • 53. Sex Dolls, Robots & Woman Hating with Australian Writer and Activist Caitlin Roper
  • 52. Defamation, DARVO, and What Happens When Men Are Welcomed into Women’s Spaces with Kate Rose
  • 51. The Status of a Mother with Israeli Artist, Activist and Twin Mom, Shira Richter
  • 50. Radical Feminism, Women’s Festivals & Unpacking BDSM with Serendipiti Day
  • (Preview) What’s the deal with Two-Spirit and Third Gender
  • 49. The UN Is Pushing Female Erasure on a Global Scale w/ Former Trans Rights Activist, K. Yang
  • 48. The Dark History of “Transgender Medicine”, WPATH & Child Castration w/ Genevieve Gluck
  • (Panel) Women Leaving The Left: A Panel Discussion for the Politically Homeless
  • 47. The Devastating Psychological Effects of Gender Ideology in Child Development & Society w/ Amy Sousa
  • 46. What Will Happen to Women if Medical Abortion is Criminalized? w/ Mary Lou Singleton
  • 45. Losing Custody: A Frontline Story with Mother Jeannette Cooper
  • 44. Confronting My Pediatrician For Injecting Me With Experimental “Medicine”
  • 43. Getting Your Daughter Out of The Trans Cult: Jennifer’s Success Story
  • 42. My Zoom Ambush: A Tale to Remember (audio only)
  • 41. Transgender Ideology in Schools, Loss of Parental Rights and Taking Action with Michelle Evans
  • 40. Full Body Nourishment & Healing After Hysterectomy with Suuzi Hazen
  • 39. [missing]
  • 38. The Dangers of They/Them-ing Children with Belle Cardinal
  • 37. Trans Identities, Dissociative Identity Disorder & The Fragmented Self with Annika Mongan
  • 36. Roxie, a Dominatrix Turned Radical Feminist Tells All
  • 35. The Racist Origins of ‘Gender Neutral’ Language & Women’s Bodies as Currency w/ Dr. Suzanne Vierling
  • 34. The Abolition of Sex with Kara Dansky
  • 33. Emelie’s De-transition & Path to Self-Acceptance
  • 32. Ultra-Sex or De-Sex with Alix Aharon
  • 31. The Brutal Reality of Porn & Prostitution with Elly Arrow

2021

  • 30. How It All Began with Meghan Murphy
  • 29. The Reality of Men in Women’s Prisons with Amie Ichikawa
  • 28. The Attack on Our Sexed Bodies with Jennifer Bilek
    • (Clip) “Nobody can be ‘transphobic’ because ‘trans’ is an ad campaign.” -Jennifer Bilek
  • 27. The MRC-5 – Transgender Connection with Robbie Rose Part 2
  • 26. Gaslighting Mothers, Transgenderism and Vaxxine Injury with Robbie Rose Part 1
  • 25. Resisting Groupthink: Gender Identity & The New Normal w/ TheDeprogrammerXX -PART 3
  • 24. Revealing the LGBT-PEDO Connection w/ TheDeprogrammerXX – PART 2
  • 23. Exposing The Trans Agenda w/ TheDeprogrammerXX – PART 1
  • 22. From Transgender to Transhuman with Athena of @WildWilingWisdom
  • 21. Why is Transgender Porn Immune from Public Scrutiny? with Genevieve Gluck
  • 20. Documenting the Harms of Transgenderism with Jennifer Lahl
  • 19. Audrie’s Detransition: A Redemption Story
  • 18. The Truth About Castration Fetishes & Puberty Blockers with Genevieve Gluck
  • 17. Driving Smart Women Mad | Cancelled for Saying WOMAN | Part 1
  • 16. Sexuality Erasure with Joey Brite and MrMenno
  • 15. Getting Cancelled & Gender Dysphoria with Stella Perrett
  • 14. The TRUTH about Sissy Hypno Porn with Genevieve Gluck
  • 13. Transgenderism, Feminism, and Covid with Yolande Norris-Clark
  • 12. ‘This is a time to act’ with Courtney Piper CatEarth
  • 11. “This is An Emergency”: Protecting Women and Girls with Kara Dansky

2020

  • 10. Transhumanism & Autogynephilia with Jennifer Bilek:
  • 9. Fired for Standing For Women with Sasha White
  • 8. The Value of Women-Only Spaces with Emilee Saldaya
  • 7. The Truth about Planned Parenthood & Transgenderism with Alix Aharon
  • 6. Willow’s Transition and De-transition
  • 5. Sissy Hypno Porn & Transgenderism: Angela Shares Her Story
  • 4. Radical Feminism & Gender Ideology Extremism with Rhea M. Riley
  • 3. You’re not a hateful bitch: A message to women who oppose trans ideology.
  • 2. My Indoctrination into Trans Ideology
  • 1. Transgender Ideology, The Birth World & Holding the Line for Women & Girls ∣ Courtney Piper CatEarth

References

Macdonald, Jocelyn (July 22, 2022). Why Are Trans Activists Appropriating Two-Spirit Identities? AfterEllen https://afterellen.com/why-are-trans-activists-appropriating-two-spirit-and-identities/

Sweeney, Chris (January 14, 2022). ‘My job is to help women give birth, but I was banned from using the word “mother.”’ RT https://www.rt.com/uk/542475-gender-inclusive-language-perinatal-services/

Appearances

With Benjamin Boyce

  • PreggerU: Tales of a Birthing Coach | with Isabella Malbin (February 25, 2022)
  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8N4T9S3MBI
  • All The Birthing People | with Isabella Malbin (January 11, 2021)
  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfbTDtzEv_s

With Meghan Murphy

  • Live! Is challenging gender identity racist? Feat. Isabella Malbin and K. Yang-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWeKqlVMugw
  • The Same Drugs live stream: Isabella Malbin on bodily autonomy and expanding the abortion debate
  • -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nS5LZ_vRQZc

With Chris Sweeney

  • Is it wrong to use the term mother? Trans debate in birth world. #trans #birthing
  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7ibgQUAd0k
  • https://rumble.com/vsnhir-i-was-banned-from-using-the-word-mother-isabella-malbin.html

With Women’s Declaration International

  • Living the Declaration, Article 2: Motherhood Is an Exclusively Female Status. 5/26/22
  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fiaVTczjb0

With Sasha White and M. K. Fain

  • Radical Truths with Isabella Malbin (August 9, 2021)
  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQSQ8-ET3zc

Resources

Whose Body Is It (whosebodyisit.com)

YouTube (youtube.com)

X/Twitter (x.com)

Instagram (instagram.com)

Doula Match (doulamatch.net)

  • Isabella Malbin [inactive]
  • http://doulamatch.net/profile/14617

Romio (romio.com)

  • Isabella Malbin [inactive]
  • https://romio.com/l/new-york-city/user-profile/isabella-malbin/

The Same Drugs is an anti-transgender show by gender critical activist Meghan Murphy. Many guests are also anti-transgender activists.

2018

  • I’m starting a YouTube channel! Please support my work!
  • Update on my upcoming talk on gender identity ideology and women’s rights

2019

  • Graham Linehan on Twitter, trans activism, and why he won’t just shut up
  • Desperately Seeking Nuance: Meghan Daum on identity politics and the elusive nuanced conversation
  • Lisa Marchiano on emotional fragility and the medicalization of feelings
  • Taking the white pill: Katie Herzog refuses to be put into a box
  • I’m suing Twitter — here’s why
  • Debate: Does trans activism negatively impact women’s rights?
  • Jesse Singal on YA fiction fueds, identitarianism, gender dysphoria, and bad journalists on Twitter
  • Lionel Shriver on the cultishness of the left and having unpopular opinions
  • Can women legally be compelled to handle male genitals?
  • Gender Identity: What Does It Mean for Society, the Law, and Women — A talk by Meghan Murphy
  • Melissa Derby on the victim/oppressor narrative and intergenerational trauma
  • Heather Mason on the transferring of males to women’s prisons in Canada

2020

  • The Same Drugs Interview — Buck Angel
  • The Same Drugs Interview: Meghan Murphy and Karen Tumajz cancel themselves
  • The Same Drugs Interview: The Benjamin Boyce Story
  • The Same Drugs Interview: Arielle Scarcella isn’t afraid of being cancelled
  • The Same Drugs: Episode 12 — Tiger Queens
  • The Same Drugs Interview: Brendan O’Neill on the COVID lockdowns
  • The Same Drugs Interview: Mike Nayna on grievance studies & the trouble with social justice activism
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  • The Same Drugs Interview: Nancy Jo Sales on the false promises of
  • NOW PLAYING
  • The Same Drugs Interview: Toby Young on Free Speech, No Platforming, and Social Media Censorship
  • The Same Drugs Interview: Jon Kay on COVID, the lockdowns, and how to get the perfect frosted tips
  • The Same Drugs: Coleman Hughes on race, racism, police violence, and Black Lives Matter
  • The Same Drugs: Zaid Jilani on racism, riots, defunding the police, privilege theory, and Amy Cooper
  • The Same Drugs: Jon Kay on Tom Cotton, Wendy Mesley, the CBC, and the disintegration of media
  • The Same Drugs: MK Fain on trashing and infighting in feminism
  • The Same Drugs: Lisa Marchiano on new religions and activism
  • The Same Drugs: Jen Gerson holds the line
  • The Same Drugs: James Lindsay still thinks 2+2=4
  • The Same Drugs: Stuart Parker on identitarianism and the current state of the left
  • The Same Drugs: Bret Weinstein explains everything
  • The Same Drugs: Abigail Shrier on girls and the trans trend
  • The Same Drugs: Brendan O’Neill on Covid lockdowns, Trump, Big Tech, and Samuel Paty
  • The Same Drugs: Mark Crispin Miller on propaganda, masks, and academic freedom
  • The Same Drugs: Brittany Talissa King on BLM, polarization, and the power of conversation
  • The Same Drugs: Weird bodies, bad women, and flawed feminism
  • The Same Drugs: Vincent Emanuele is on the left, despite the left
  • The Same Drugs: Peter Hitchens wishes you an angry Christmas, not a merry one

2021

  • It’s not a good thing that Trump was banned from Twitter
  • The Same Drugs: Tom Slater on free speech, Big Tech, and Trump
  • The Same Drugs: Matt Taibbi wants a better media channel for a less polarized America
  • The Same Drugs: Helen Pluckrose on postmodernism, feminism, and Cynical Theories
  • The Same Drugs: Do Trudeau’s new travel restrictions violate the Charter?
  • The Same Drugs: Ani O’Brien on the problem with modern feminism
  • The Same Drugs: Heather Heying on gender identity, Twitter, and the lab leak theory
  • Why I was banned from Twitter
  • The Same Drugs: The thought police are here for Harry Miller
  • The Same Drugs: Ian Leslie on how to disagree (except about The Beatles)
  • The Same Drugs: Debunking myths about gender identity with Colin Wright
  • The Same Drugs: Jodi Shaw is fighting a ‘racially hostile’ environment at Smith College
  • The Same Drugs: Lindsay Shepherd on diversity, exclusion, and the free speech crisis on campus
  • The Same Drugs: Jonathan Kay on rape, due process, and the Steven Galloway case
  • Cancellation can be a blessing
  • The Same Drugs: CJ Hopkins on The New Normal
  • The Same Drugs: Ayaan Hirsi Ali on modern feminism and her new book, Prey
  • The Same Drugs: Jay Cameron on Bill C-10—the Liberal’s attempt to regulate Canadians’ online speech
  • The Same Drugs: Nancy Jo Sales on her life in the dating app inferno
  • The Same Drugs: Danielle Crittenden Frum on feminism, marriage, and gender roles in the modern world
  • The Same Drugs: Trans activists want to force BC courts to adopt “preferred pronouns”
  • The Same Drugs: Bill Ottman on the problems with social media and how we can fix them
  • The Same Drugs: Richie Hardcore on porn, masculinity, Muay Thai, and becoming a better person
  • It’s harder to have critical conversations about porn because of third wave feminism
  • Richie Hardcore on how to talk to kids about porn
  • The Same Drugs: Carole Hooven on testosterone and the male body
  • The Same Drugs: Jeanna Hoch is a stripper who found radical feminism
  • Are men able to compartmentalize more easily than women?
  • The Same Drugs: Helen Joyce takes on gender identity in her new book, ‘Trans’
  • There are different reasons people transition
  • The Same Drugs: Karin Litzcke on why the PPC could be the alternative Canadians are looking for
  • The Same Drugs: Jake Shields tells us what he really thinks
  • A hunter gatherer’s guide to love, sex, and dating, with Bret Weinstein & Heather Heying
  • Porn creates a kind of sexual autism
  • The Same Drugs: Bonnie Snyder on the politicization of education
  • The Same Drugs: Are incels the dangerous misogynists we thought?
  • What’s wrong with hormonal birth control
  • The Same Drugs: Pete Zaborszky on creating alternative social media platforms

2022

  • Is Australia turning into a dictatorship?
  • Alexandra Marshall on politics in Australia and encroaching totalitarianism in her country
  • Garrett Jonsson of Fight the New Drug on why you should stop using porn
  • Why are we trying so hard to normalize porn?
  • BJ Dichter on the Canadian truckers’ #FreedomConvoy
  • Frances Widdowson was fired as a professor at Mount Royal University for questioning ‘woke’ ideas
  • Justin Trudeau invokes the Emergency Act in an attempt to curtail democracy — what does this mean?
  • This is a class war: Trish Wood on the Covid response, the media, and disdain for the working class
  • Everything wrong in Western democracy today is as a result of a failed news media
  • Haunted by phantom honking’: Jon Kay on the Freedom Convoy and Trudeau’s Canada
  • What is the reality of life under communism?
  • Francis Foster: “I think we all went insane”
  • Francis Foster on communism, fear-mongering, and what it means to be a good man
  • Jake Shields on Jiu-Jitsu, masculinity, and Will Smith
  • Katie Herzog on the botched case of Florian Jaeger, #MeToo’d despite being cleared of all ‘charges’
  • Michelle Evans is standing up for parents (and kids!) in Texas
  • Daryl Davis on why you should make friends with your enemies
  • Mike Solana on political censorship, social media, and thought crime
  • “If the underlying sin of the capitalist is greed, the underlying sin of the socialist is envy”
  • Drunk on power? Sarah Hepola on blackouts, binge drinking, alcoholism, and women
  • Keri Smith on Leaving the Social Justice Cult
  • Taylor Silverman on being a female skateboarder and standing up for fair competition in her sport
  • Colin Wright was banned from PayPal and Etsy for standing for reality
  • Isn’t that the ultimate privilege? To just sit around and be offended?
  • Women Leaving the Left
  • Yannis Pappas on wokeness, YouTube, and why people become comics
  • Journalism used to be about questioning authority
  • Batya Ungar-Sargon on how journalism went woke
  • The truth behind Canada’s “mass graves” story
  • Terry Glavin on fake mass graves and Trudeau’s woke lies
  • Kevin Bardosh on the consequences of Covid policy in Canada
  • Is Trudeau following the tyrant’s manual?
  • Canada’s road to Beijing — John Carpay on the Trudeau government’s move towards a digital ID
  • Do feminists have good reason to criticize Matt Walsh?
  • West is Best: Konstantin Kisin reminds us not to take the West for granted, despite elite cynicism
  • The way to overcome arguments for censorship is with curiosity
  • Greg Lukianoff is making free speech great again
  • It might be the first time I ever vote Conservative
  • I’ve never experienced this level of division in Canada before’ — Tara Henley on leaving the CBC
  • Erin Friday on why we need to stop transitioning kids now
  • Socially transitioning your child is abusive — it’s a lie’
  • Americans are being misled about meat — finding ethical meat is hard, but Ben Spell wants to help
  • Ben Spell: If you control the food, you control the people
  • Vancouver is Dying’ — Aaron Gunn on Vancouver’s growing drug and crime problem
  • David “El Necio” Diaz on bare knuckle boxing and changing your life
  • David “El Necio” Diaz fought his demons and won
  • Pamela Garfield-Jaegar is bringing truth to therapy
  • “They’re weaponizing a half truth”
  • Genevieve Gluck on the truth behind the trans trend [Reduxx]
  • How to outrage everyone: Jimbob’s Savage Memes refuse to pick sides
  • Jennifer Sey left a corporate career she loved to tell the truth
  • “From the beginning, none of it made sense”: Jennifer Sey on why she spoke out against the lockdowns
  • Tristan Hopper on everything wrong with Canada in 2022

2023

  • Shannon Thrace was married to a man who decided he wanted to be a woman
  • Peter Boghossian on how to have tough conversations and change minds in a world that avoids Benjamin Dichter on how truckers ended the pandemic
  • What’s the connection between porn and sexual predators?
  • Jared Klickstein on our misguided approach to homelessness and addiction
  • Jared Klickstein on the “cosmic consequences” that helped him overcome addiction
  • Is the homelessness problem really about a lack of housing?
  • Is Landmark Forum a cult?
  • Are kids that aren’t allowed to medically transition really at higher risk for suicide?
  • Lots of girls don’t feel ‘feminine’ — it doesn’t mean you’re a boy
  • Michael Shellenberger on how the left got climate change, addiction, and prostitution wrong
  • Do leftist activists just hate civilization?
  • The left claims to care about victims—why don’t they care about victims of the sex trade?
  • Mary Harrington thinks feminism needs to go backwards, not forward
  • The pill has not been good for women
  • Matt Thornton on martial arts, self-defense, and building a healthier relationship to violence
  • How can you tell who is a threat and how can you protect yourself?
  • How can you recognize people with character disorders and avoid them?
  • What kind of man can’t handle Jiu Jitsu?
  • Why is the Canadian government trying to regulate what you see online?
  • The PDGA banned transwomen from competing as women after an anonymous survey of members
  • Why I moved away from the ‘feminist’ label and ‘feminism,’ the ideology
  • Jon Kay on trans players in disc golf, Dylan Mulvaney’s girlhood, misgendering, feminism, and more!
  • LIVE: Batya Ungar-Sargon on what the hell is going on in media these LIVE with Amy Sousa and K. Yang: Women’s spaces, realities, and sports
  • Robin Dunbar on friends—the cure for all that ails us
  • Karin Litzcke is an ex-NDP supporter now running for the Conservative Party of BC
  • Women fight back! Live with K. Yang and Isabella Malbin
  • Can mental health issues be cured with a pill?
  • Shannon Hayes on choosing happiness over ‘success’
  • An ex-john opens up about buying sex and why he became an advocate against the sex trade
  • Mike Nayna on bullshit PhDs, viral racism, and The Reformers
  • Blindsight is 2020: Gabrielle Bauer on the Covid dissenters
  • Siddharth Kara on sex trafficking and the horrors of modern slavery in cobalt mines
  • April Hutchinson is a Canadian powerlifter who refuses to lose her sport to men
  • Live from Canada! With Canada’s preeminent lesbian, Eva Kurilova
  • ‘These are not morally equivalent things’ — Batya Ungar-Sargon on Hamas’ attack on Israel
  • FULL INTERVIEW: Don’t turn your humanity over to the machine
  • ‘This is punishment for dissent’ — C.J. Hopkins: tried for satire in Germany
  • Philip Slayton on free speech in Canada, antisemitism, and what it means to be a Jew
  • Climate change isn’t everything