Texas Children’s Hospital Encourages Gender Ideology Training for Employees
Texas Children’s Hospital is facing backlash for allegedly performing experimental sex-change surgeries and hormone therapies on gender-confused children. Despite the controversy, the hospital continues to promote gender ideology among its staff.
Last year, Dr. Eithan Haim revealed that the hospital was conducting transition surgeries and administering cross-sex hormones and puberty blockers to children, despite previous announcements that these interventions had stopped. The hospital’s commitment to gender ideology remains strong, with mandatory gender training for staff members.
The training emphasizes affirming gender-dysphoric patients and collecting personal information related to sexuality and gender identity. It also educates medical professionals on gender identity, gender expression, and sexual orientation, urging them to avoid assumptions about a patient’s gender based on appearance.
Critics argue that the hospital’s “affirmation” model can lead to escalating medical interventions without considering underlying mental health conditions or environmental factors contributing to a patient’s dysphoria. The procedures, such as hormone therapy and gender-transition surgery, can have irreversible consequences, including infertility and decreased bone density.
Despite the controversy, Texas Children’s Hospital CEO Mark Wallace has embraced progressive fads, including endorsing the Black Lives Matter movement and supporting initiatives for racial equality. Wallace’s past political donations reveal a commitment to progressive causes, aligning with the hospital’s embrace of radical progressive positions on gender ideology.
The hospital is currently under investigation for alleged HIPAA violations and billing Medicaid for gender-transition procedures. The revelations by whistleblowers have shed light on the hospital’s controversial practices, sparking a public debate on the ethics of performing sex-change operations on minors.
