South Carolina's "Help Not Harm" Law Protecting Children from Risky Transgender Medical Procedures
South Carolina's Republican governor signs law protecting children from risky transgender medical procedures, ensuring parents are informed about transgender themes in schools. Other Republican governors expected to sign similar bills. Transgender treatments are deemed high-risk and irreversible, leading to potential lawsuits and financial support for families seeking care in other states. UK's Cass report highlights dangers of transgender treatments on children and adults, prompting rejection from the American transgender industry.
Key Points
- Law shields children from hormones, drugs, surgeries, and irreversible treatments related to transgenderism
- Growing movement among Republican governors to protect minors from transgender agenda
- Transgender treatments deemed high-risk, irreversible, and unfair to others
Pros
- Protects children from risky and irreversible transgender medical procedures
- Ensures parents are informed about transgender themes in schools
Cons
- Criticism from establishment media and transgender rights groups
- Potential lawsuits and financial support needed for families seeking care in other states