Dr. Miriam Grossman's Medical Case Against Adolescent Gender Care

Showing 5 Miriam Grossman videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.

Dr. Miriam Grossman, a child psychiatrist and senior fellow at Do No Harm, presented a detailed clinical critique of gender-affirming care for adolescents, centered on the case of a 14-year-old girl who identified as transgender following a breakup and pandemic isolation. Grossman traced the medical basis for youth gender transition back to a single, decades-old Dutch study she argues lacked adequate evidence for the scale of intervention it eventually justified, citing Britain's NHS-commissioned Cass Report, which found no reliable evidence that medical interventions benefit gender-distressed youth, as validation of her position and evidence of growing international reconsideration of these protocols. Matt Walsh extended a related historical argument, tracing transgender ideology's modern roots to mid-twentieth-century researchers John Money and Alfred Kinsey before its rapid acceleration in the early 2010s, attributing the shift to social media contagion among teenagers and a medical industry he said profits substantially from transition-related care. James Lindsay used considerably more inflammatory language in a separate church address, describing what he called a coordinated ideological campaign targeting children in explicitly conspiratorial terms; that specific framing reflects Lindsay's own characterization rather than a claim independently verified in this material. A separate, unrelated exchange covered Kirk's views on birthright citizenship and the 14th Amendment.