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Evan Urquhart

(He/Him)
  • Community Manager, Slate
Berlin, Germany, Charlottesville
As seen in: Slate, Medium, MSN, Yahoo Life, Yahoo News, The Atlantic, Amicus With Dahlia Lithwick | Law, justice, and the courts, Vanity Fair, Teen Vogue, Yahoo, RealClear Politics and
Covers:  My focus is providing daily coverage of anti-trans propaganda in US right wing media. Assigned is the only place for daily coverage of this topic. Have covered: gaming, culture, media, books, LGBTQ+
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Wall Street Journal shirks apology for anti-trans misinformation

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By Evan Urquhart
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Just hours after Christian nationalist and conservative podcast host Charlie Kirk was shot, far-right online spaces were consumed by one prevailing question: Could the shooter be linked to trans people? “I don’t think it was a coincidence that the shot rang out when you have a question about transgender mass shootings,” hinted Jason Chaffetz on Fox News shortly after witnessing Kirk’s death.
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NY Times cited 29 times to justify decision limiting trans healthcare

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By Evan Urquhart
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New York Times stories were cited 29 times in amicus briefs supporting Tennessee’s ban on youth gender-affirming care — a ban upheld in the U.S. v. Skrmetti decision on June 18. The decision leaves in place bans that have forced families of some trans kids to leave their homes to maintain access to the necessary treatments.
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'The Protocol', New York Times podcast on youth trans care, leaves out patients

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By Evan Urquhart
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This story was copublished with Assigned Media. The Protocol, the New York Times’ new podcast on the history of gender-affirming care for youth, largely excludes the voices of trans youth receiving that care. The narrative, as in previous Times coverage, is that something has gone wrong with youth gender care in the United States. The podcast’s creators continue to create smoke around gender-affirming care while suggesting there must be fire, a pattern consistent in Times coverage.
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