Have done a little research on the American Psychological Association and their views on homosexuality [and transgender people]. Was interested to see what they had to say? It seems they've mostly supported the American Psychiatric Association, from what I could see--no major differences. [From a quick study.]
The trans laws have been going back and forth within the past seven or eight years, it seems. Some people say it's good for discussion....
There was an article I found from 2011, written by a Ph.D. person and posted on a reputable American website--although they didn't necessarily support the views [PMC--PubMed Central]. This article promoted the idea of "developmental-psychological causation" of homosexuality, which was a point that came up in 1998 in my legal matters.... However, it seems to be an unpopular view in the world.... [I understand that and don't wish to debate it.]
If some of the police want to continue working on the LGBTQ rights, I'm sure they'd have enough work to do--for some time.... Points could be debated all over the place, I think? And I don't believe I need to be caught up in it endlessly....
These are just a few comments.
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