New study discredits LGBT activist claims that ‘anti-transgender’ laws cause suicide
News New study discredits LGBT activist claims that ‘anti-transgender’ laws cause suicide The pro-LGBT group Trevor Project published a study alleging that bans on ‘transgender’ males in girls’ sports lead to youth suicides – but new research exposes serious flaws in the study. The Trevor Project bills itself as the “leading suicide prevention and crisis intervention nonprofit organization for [so-called] LGBTQ+ young people.” It prominently features on its home page a statement on the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent upholding of laws limiting school sports to actual members of a designated sex, insinuating that the ruling will get young people killed.
- ▪News New study discredits LGBT activist claims that ‘anti-transgender’ laws cause suicide The pro-LGBT group Trevor Project published a study alleging that bans on ‘transgender’ males in girls’ sports lead to youth suicides – but new resear
- ▪The Trevor Project bills itself as the “leading suicide prevention and crisis intervention nonprofit organization for [so-called] LGBTQ+ young people.” It prominently features on its home page a statement on the U.S.
- ▪Supreme Court’s recent upholding of laws limiting school sports to actual members of a designated sex, insinuating that the ruling will get young people killed.
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News New study discredits LGBT activist claims that ‘anti-transgender’ laws cause suicide The pro-LGBT group Trevor Project published a study alleging that bans on ‘transgender’ males in girls’ sports lead to youth suicides – but new research exposes serious flaws in the study. Transgender flagMichael Moloney/Shutterstock CalvinFreiburger 0 Calvin Freiburger Comments 0 Fri Jul 24, 2026 - 5:18 pm EDT (LifeSiteNews) – The pro-LGBT Trevor Project continues to promote “research” purporting to link so-called “anti-trans” laws to suicides among gender-confused teenagers, but now scholars are casting fresh doubt on the validity of the findings.
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