Why people recommend it
The End of Gender by Debra Soh is a non-profit and scientific exploration of biological sex, gender identity, and the modern cultural conversations surrounding transgender science and activism. On an episode of The Rubin Report in 2020, host Dave Rubin hosted the author to discuss her research and findings in depth. Toward the conclusion of the interview, Rubin expressed his support for the guest and her publishing endeavors. He explicitly wished Debra Soh good luck with the book and informed viewers where they could locate additional resources. Rubin told the audience that they were going to place a direct link to The End of Gender right down below in the video description box for easy access. The closing remarks ensured that viewers interested in exploring the scientific arguments presented during the interview could immediately purchase the text and continue their independent study of the controversial cultural topics debated on the program.
Who recommended it
- Dave Rubin Recommended
Dave Rubin — 1 mention
“Well, Debra, good luck with the book. We're gonna put the link to "The End of Gender" right down below.”
Other mentions (8: passing, ad reads, own books)
“and as well as the author of the new book, "The End of Gender" debunking the myths about sex and identity in our society.”
“And I write in the book about, what that process was like for me and what it was like being mobbed really badly for the first time.”
“So to counter that, and you write about this in the book, can you just sort of give me the roadmap,”
“So that the title, "The End of Gender," yeah I thought it was kinda interesting because it's like you're dealing with and unpacking all of these seriously complex issues related to identity and gender”
“I actually had one individual reach out to me and tell me around the time my first op-ed came out, he said, "I was thinking of transitioning and I read your op-ed and I decided to wait. And I'm so glad I did." So there is a line in the book where I say,”
“I mean, in the book, I talk about a number of situations where researchers have gotten approval and they've gotten money to do their study and still they have to deal with all these extra roadblocks”
“You obviously talk in the book and you've sort of mentioned it here about just the denial of what is actually presented in the research.”
“In the book, so the last few words, sex differences in sex and dating, because there's so much misinformation”