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You are listening to Mortification of Spin. My name is Todd Pruitt, one of your regular hosts,

and I'm joined as always by the other regular host, Carl Truman. And Carl, today we have something

rather interesting to talk about. Interesting, I say, because it speaks so much to the current ethos

of our nation and the whole

issue of cancel culture. I mean, isn't it interesting that that has now been added to our

cultural lexicon, this whole issue of, have you been canceled? We wouldn't have known what that meant

six months ago. But now it's just entered into part of the public consciousness to be

canceled, meaning that somehow something you've said or something that you admit you believe

puts you on the outs in terms of the approved progressive orthodoxy these days. And the latest

person that we've heard now to fall victim to this public canceling

is someone who's been a guest on this program in the past. Ryan T. Anderson, among his books,

was the very helpful and at one time Amazon best-selling book, when Harry became Sally,

wherein Anderson challenges the transgender

orthodoxy of the day and points out some of the dangers and problems with transgenderism.

It's a very thoughtful book. It's not an angry screed, but a very thoughtful kind of dissection

of an evaluation of transgenderism. Well, we just found out recently that that

book has now been canceled from Amazon. If you're looking for the book, when Harry became Sally by

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