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Former GLAAD president admits: “We were wrong to medicalize trans-identified children.” ‼️ In a recent podcast, the former head of GLAAD called for an end to trans youth medical procedures, acknowledging that the movement’s approach was misguided. He also made a bold appeal to drop the “T” from LGBTQ.

Medicine may be nearing an antisemitism crisis, with declining American medical school acceptances playing a major role. 🚨 In 1981, just 9% of new residencies went to foreign medical graduates. By 2024, that figure hit 25%, due to AMA and AAMC restrictions until 2005 fearing a physician "glut," forcing reliance on overseas talent. 📉 This shift imports antisemitism into U.S. healthcare, where half of profiled antisemitic doctors trained abroad. Read the full analysis in Tablet Magazine.

🚨BREAKING🚨: Where you stand depends on where you sit. Officials at the Pentagon assuredly salivate at the prospect of hopping on the gravy train that is U.S. healthcare spending.

@Tyler2ONeil from @DailySignal broke the story about Do No Harm's new complaint against the AMA Foundation. “Based on the evidence in our complaint, we believe the IRS should revoke the AMA Foundation’s tax-exempt status for operating a racially discriminatory program.  Racially discriminatory scholarships are unlawful and morally wrong, to say nothing of the negative impact they have on public confidence in our medical system.” -Dr. Kurt Miceli Chief Medical Officer, Do No Harm Read the full article here 👇👇 dailysignal.com/2026/04/08/exc…

BREAKING: Do No Harm has filed an IRS complaint requesting an investigation into the AMA Foundation’s tax-exempt status over its race-based scholarship program. Federal tax-exempt status is reserved for organizations that serve the public interest free of racial discrimination.  Racial discrimination has no place in medicine, or in charitable institutions serving medicine. Read more using the link in the replies 👇

FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—The IRS should investigate and potentially revoke the tax-exempt status of the American Medical Association’s philanthropic arm for “operating a racially discriminatory program,” according to a new complaint filed Tuesday by @donoharm, writes @Tyler2ONeil dailysignal.com/2026/04/08/exc…

“Based on the evidence in our complaint, we believe the IRS should revoke the AMA Foundation’s tax-exempt status for operating a racially discriminatory program,” Dr. Kurt Miceli told me. The problem?🤔 The AMA Foundation offers scholarships on a racial basis. 🧵2/10

“If the AMA Foundation wants to retain its federal tax advantage, it must open its scholarships to applicants of all races,” he concluded. 🧵10/10 dailysignal.com/2026/04/08/exc…

“Racially discriminatory scholarships are unlawful and morally wrong, to say nothing of the negative impact they have on public confidence in our medical system,” Miceli told me. 🧵9/10

🚨EXCLUSIVE The American Medical Association should face an investigation and potentially lose its tax-exempt status, @donoharm says in an official complaint to the IRS. 🧵1/10 dailysignal.com/2026/04/08/exc…

Alan Levine, chair of Florida’s Board of Governors has called out the LCME for its vague stance on gender-affirming care. He argues that if LCME accredited schools teach or endorse hormonal interventions for minors that do not meet widely accepted standards of evidence, they might violate their own requirements of medical safety. His letter leverages the state university system to pressure LCME to clarify their stance for or against this care. Accreditation should not implicitly endorse these practices. 🚫🚫

The argument Pipes is making is based on a gross misrepresentation of the basic facts about the supply of graduates of US med schools relative to the demand for residencies. The doctor shortage in the US is driven by too few med school spots, not too few residencies. 🧵1/

Do No Harm is suing the federal government over a discriminatory scholarship that excludes qualified students pursuing healthcare professions unless they can prove Native Hawaiian ancestry. 🩺 Read the full story in The Washington Post. ⬇️

When the ACLU's lead trans right litigator Chase Strangio tweeted a promise to stop the circulation of a book chronicling the online social contagion driving trans identification in young people, Strangio was being true to the intrinsic nature of the movement. The movement eschews deliberation and debate on principle because deliberation would instantly expose the reliance of the movement on an act of faith in a false claim that any bright nine-year old who hadn't been propagandized from the earliest age could dismantle in five minutes. The movement relied on state and societal coercion from the first instance to enforce a top-down astroturfed pseudo-consensus because it had no chance to compete in any arena where reason, logic, and evidence held sway. Do not listen to anyone purporting to critique the "strategic missteps" an otherwise righteous movement made on its path to claiming the arc of justice. The recourse to lies, bullying, skullduggery, medical and legal fraud, propagandizing children, campaigns of cancellation, and punishment of truth tellers was by far the best chance it had for success. A movement aimed at attempting to enshrine a falsehood as the only truth cannot withstand any world where free speech, open exchange, pluralism, liberalism, and democracy convert the will of the people into policy. It can only succeed by the systematic dismantling of all of the above, as it has moved to do wherever it obtains power. The fatal debility of the movement is that it is based on metaphysical propositions that 1.) aren't true and 2.) inflict massive risks, harms, cruelties, and absurdities on the whole population. It is not salvageable with better messaging, tactics, or strategy. It simply needs to be scrapped.

After Utah passed a moratorium on medical youth gender transitions in 2023, activist groups lobbied for an evidence review to prove this practice is safe and effective. The result was the "Utah Review," which produced the desired answer by scrapping methodological standards. /1

Last year, President Trump took a bold stand against DEI indoctrination in higher education with an executive order aimed to refocus college accreditors on merit and excellence.  But while some accreditors overseeing medical schools dropped their DEI mandates, others still cling to ideology disguised as patient care.  In a commentary for Clear Politics, Do No Harm’s Dr. Kurt Miceli says It's time for the president to finish the job and ensure future doctors prioritize patient health. Read the full piece and his solution in the comments. 📄

Do organizations have a First Amendment right to racially discriminate? Do No Harm filed an amicus brief at the U.S. Supreme Court, supporting a challenge to the New Jersey State Bar Association’s race-based board selections. 📜 The bar reserved specific seats for members who met racial and identity quotes including African American, Hispanic, Asian, LGBTQ, and women. The appellate court upheld these quotas, claiming the First Amendment protects the bar’s “ability to advocate the value of diversity and inclusivity.” Read more in the comments. ⬇️

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The APA claims to prioritize careful assessment for gender-confused kids.  Yet their 2024 policy pushes medical interventions like hormones and surgeries, while warning that "non-affirmation" harms children. Dr. Kurt Miceli is right: "They're trying to have it both ways." ⬅️➡️ Find the article from the Daily Wire in the comments.