Fury, a professor at Yale School of Medicine, boasts of helping children as young as THREE on the “gender journey” when they identify as trans or non-binary
- Christy Olezeski is director and co-founder of the Yale Pediatric Gender Program
- In a now-removed YouTube video, she explains how she runs a program that helps children as young as three in their “gender journey.”
- The Yale School of Medicene program website describes that transgender surgery is only available to those aged 18 and over
- The idea of children who are currently out of diapers choosing to switch genders has been met with outrage on social media
A Yale professor has sparked fury when she revealed she was part of a program helping children as young as three in their ‘gender journey’.
Christy Olezeski, director and co-founder of the Yale Pediatric Gender Program, said her team offers advice on whether and when teens should seek “medical intervention.”
She later boasted in the clip, which was posted to Yale Medicine’s YouTube page, that she “loves” what she does.
The video sparked outrage online as she was warned to leave the children alone, with others even claiming it was child abuse.
Christy Olezeski is director and co-founder of the Yale Pediatric Gender Program
In the footage, Olezeski shared how her mission was to “provide comprehensive family-centered care for children, adolescents and young adults who are questioning their assigned gender and/or seeking gender-affirming counseling.”
In a since-removed YouTube video, Dr. Olezeski on how she runs a program that helps children as young as three on their “gender journey.”
She says, “I am director of Yale’s gender program, an interdisciplinary program that works with gender-expansive individuals [ages] 3 to 25 and their families.
“We help people who are questioning their gender identity or who identify as transgender or non-binary and we help them on their gender journey.”
The program’s website describes that transgender surgeries are only available to those aged 18 and over.
There is no information on how to introduce young hormones and puberty blockers.
She also explains how the program she oversees provides guidance on “medical interventions” and when such a process should begin.
“I love what I do, so it’s really, really wonderful to work in this space and to work with people who are gender biased and have their support and help them on their gender journey.”
The Yale School of Medicene program website describes that transgender surgery is only available to those aged 18 and over
The idea of children who are currently out of diapers choosing to switch genders has been met with outrage on social media.
“3 YEAR OLDS should not be made to change gender! Leave her alone,” tweeted director/producer Robby Starbuck.
“Society has lost its marbles,” tweeted Arizona Republican Party leader Dr. Kelly Ward.
“Children’s memories are just starting to work at 3. Children think they are dinosaurs or a dog. There’s no ‘gender journey’ at 3, that’s child abuse,” comedy duo Hodge Twins suggested on Twitter.
“I really want Christy Olezeski to tell me how a three-year-old can have a gender identity crisis. Kids that little don’t have a clue or even think about the last time you heard a 3 year old say I’m a girl but feel like a boy or whatever,” Pat Cordia wrote.
“Does this Yale Gender Program Clinical Psychologist’s radiant joy at working with 3-year-olds concern others as much as I do? What does actual psychology say about this?’ added another Twitter user.
has Dr. Olezeski asked for a comment on their program.
The idea of children who are currently out of diapers choosing to switch genders has been met with outrage on social media