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Megyn Kelly NUKES Lefty journo’s attempt to shame her with five simple words

August 18, 2023 | | Print Article

Megyn Kelly incinerated a leftist journalist after he called her out for somehow insulting US Assistant Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine who wants to replace the word “women” with “egg producers.”

“This is Joe Biden’s rep (a man posing as a woman — and not convincingly) endorsing the idea of scrubbing the term ‘women’ for ‘egg producers.’ So jealous he can’t be female he wants to erase those of us who are. IT’S A NO,” Kelly originally said on X.

Health and science journalist Benjamin Ryan, who has written for The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Atlantic, attempted to shame Kelly over calling out Levine, “This is how Megyn Kelly speaks about a transgender person.”

It didn’t work… she responded, “Correct, and will continue to.”

Levine, who identifies as female but was born a biological male, recently visited an LGBTQ+ clinic in Alaska called “Identity Alaska” on Aug. 6 that promotes the replacement of the word “mother” with terms that include “gestational parent,” “birth parent,” “carrier” and “egg producer,” in K-12 science classes, according to Fox News.

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The transgender sent out support on X for the clinic, praising the employees as “inspiring people [who] work tirelessly to create a more equitable future, where all those living in the U.S. have equal access to lifesaving medical care.”

Identity Alaska actively promotes radical ideas concerning biological sex in its online resources section called “gender-inclusive biology.”

The gender-inclusive biology curriculum recommends “child-friendly definitions” of terms relating to gender and sexuality to science teachers.

The curriculum contends that children as young as kindergarten should learn about how doctors “assign” the gender to babies by making a “guess.” It also includes guidance on how to speak to a given age group about sexual attraction.

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It advises that teachers should inform students about “using accurate language for body parts and functions without assuming that there are only two sexes and that everyone within a particular sex is the same. It’s important to be able to communicate about our bodies in accurate ways.”

The curriculum further promotes that the phrase “when the mom gives birth,” should be changed to “when the baby exits the womb.” It also says that a child shouldn’t be told they have genes from their mom and dad. Instead, they should be told, “You received a mix of genes from sperm and egg.”

Instead of “male hormones” and “female hormones,” the terms “testosterone or estrogen,” should be used. It also advises that the phrase “male reproductive organs” should be nixed and replaced with “penis and testicles.”

The recommended terminology for men and women from the curriculum refers to “those with ovaries” and “those with testicles.”

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Language such as “Men should check their testicles regularly for lumps” should be removed and replaced with “Testicle-having people should check them regularly for lumps,” according to the clinic.

“The gender-inclusive curriculum suggested that anthropology classes can also teach that analyzing the bone structure of excavated remains can be misleading about a person’s biological sex and gender identity, calling it ‘heteronormativity’ to deduce those conclusions,” Fox News reported.

“Skeletal remains are often misidentified as a specific sex because of oversimplifications made about their development across individuals and groups. Intersex, transgender, and gender non-conforming individuals are now being readily identified due to genetic testing and the rejection of cissexism and heteronormativity in anthropology,” the curriculum denotes.

Social media had no mercy on Ryan for attacking Kelly, whole-heartedly agreeing with her concerning “egg producers:”

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