A team of self-styled science communicators are taking a stand against what they view as outright science denial through their new organization, The Paradox Institute, which works to inoculate young people against falling for gender spectra ideology myths and falsehoods.<\/p>\n
The institute produces educational materials on the biology of sex that young people find easy to digest, aesthetically pleasing, and \u201cbacked up by science,\u201d said founder Zachary Elliott in a telephone interview with The College Fix.<\/em><\/p>\n The materials include written and audio essays, pamphlets, short animated videos, and podcasts on topics like the \u201cThe Denial of Biological Sex<\/a>,\u201d \u201cWhy Sex is Binary<\/a>,\u201d and \u201cDefining Sex vs Determining Sex<\/a>.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cThe denial of the two sexes is one of the fundamental issues of our time,\u201d the institute\u2019s website states<\/a>.<\/p>\n As the cultural landscape remains saturated with casual rejections of the basic science of sex by young people, educators and policymakers, Elliott said he hopes The Paradox Institute will continue to grow from its roots in 2020.<\/p>\n In the offing are plans to develop a publishing wing to work with authors looking to put out books on topics related to sex and gender, he said.<\/p>\n The standard age-range for the site\u2019s audience is late teens through late twenties, he said, adding it\u2019s vital the upcoming generation is \u201ceducated in the biology of sex and sex differences, so we\u2019re really happy that we\u2019re reaching that audience.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cWe\u2019re also reaching parents who have kids with gender dysphoria, providing them with good information,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n