AFA: Sex changes are not a ‘cure’; they are ‘purposeful infliction of damage to the human body’
TUPELO, Miss. — The head of the sex-change clinic at Children’s Minnesota hospital recently asserted that treating children for asthma and diabetes is no different than sex changes, also known as “gender affirming care.” The pediatrician leading the sex-change program acknowledges the hospital “treats” children as young as six. “Gender affirming care,” despite the innocuous phrasing, can include the intentional slicing and dicing of human bodies.
American Family Association (AFA, www.AFA.net) Executive Vice President Ed Vitagliano said parents need to defend their children from this medical onslaught and recognize that the real mission of the “gender affirming care” movement is part of the war against reality.
“Sex and gender radicals continue to twist logic and reason in their pursuit to overthrow the created order instituted by God,” Vitagliano said. “When hospitals treat children for diabetes and asthma, they are trying to cure these precious little ones of a dangerous illness. But sex changes are a purposeful infliction of damage to the human body. This hospital director should be fired and forbidden to ever work in the medical field again. Personally, I wouldn’t trust her to flip burgers.”
For over 40 years, AFA has operated within the mission to inform, equip, and activate individuals to strengthen the moral foundations of American culture and give aid to the church here and abroad in its task of fulfilling the Great Commission.
Founded in 1977, AFA has long been on the front lines of America’s culture war.
Today, AFA is one of the largest and most effective pro-family organizations in the country, with nearly a million online supporters and approximately 110,000 subscribers to The Stand (formerly known as the AFA Journal), the ministry’s monthly magazine. Find AFA Action Alerts here. In addition, AFA owns and operates nearly 180 radio stations across the country under the American Family Radio banner.
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