When a person wants to assume a new identity, we have to ask why is that?

The new identity is a solution, and we have to discover to what is in a solution,

because no one can change their sex. Sex is determined at conception.

Hey everybody, welcome back to the Lila Rose podcast. Today I'll be interviewing Dr.

Miriam Grossman, who's a board-certified child and adolescent psychiatrist. She's written several

books including the forthcoming book Lost in Trans Nation, which is her guidebook for parents

in today's world that is beset with gender ideology and the narrative that is taking hold

of many children today about how they should and can be transgendered. Dr. Miriam Grossman is someone

I've actually known for over a decade and a half. I met her as a college freshman at UCLA.

At the time, she had just come out with her first book, which is called Unprotected,

a campus psychiatrist reveals how political correctness in her profession

endangers every student. Now, she wrote this book and she talked in this book about the hook-up

culture. She talked about sexual education and its harm, the way that it is harming children

and the way it's done today, especially promoted by groups like Planned Parenthood, where it's

sexualizing children, encouraging early sexual activity. She talked about the harm of all of that.

But at the time, 15 years ago, Dr. Grossman published her book as Anonymous MD. She did not put

her name on the book because at the time there would have been so much heat on her for in any way

criticizing Planned Parenthood and some of the major players in the sexual education space.

Now, in a way, Dr. Grossman was a prophet because her early criticisms about the sexualization

of young children, about the early gender ideology that was already being pushed on children that

were telling children that their identity was not connected to their biology, their body,

but that their identity was whatever they thought or was in their mind, was very important. I mean,

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