Amy Eileen Hamm
Amy Hamm is a writer and nurse. BA in journalism at Thompson Rivers University; BSc in nursing from University of British Columbia. @preta_6
It's time to remove biological males who identify as transgender from women's prisons
The enactment of Bill C-16, passed under the Trudeau government, allows males who self-identify as females to transfer into women's prisons—no hormones, surgery, or attempt to appear female required.
'Material Girls: Why Reality Matters for Feminism' is a must read book on the transgender debate
Kathleen Stock's Material Girls is about gender, sex, feminism, and transgender ideology, topics that are inseparable from wider cultural forces today—like postmodernism and poststructuralism.
Puberty blockers banned to treat gender dysphoric youth in Sweden
Canada has been doubling down on the affirmation model, which tells clinicians to immediately affirm anyone's chosen gender, no questions asked.
The 'bad women' fighting gender ideology will stand up for sex-based rights
All of the women who have put their social acceptability, friendships, relationships, jobs—and even their safety—on the line in the fight against gender ideology are a rising tide, so to speak.
Vancouver rally against the medical transition of youth draws large crowd, naked protestors
This fight is bigger than political grievances between those who fancy themselves leftists versus anyone who falls to their right on the political spectrum.
'Wrong thinking' trans people speak out on Transgender Day of Visibility
I reached out to four trans people I admire and asked them to share something they would like the general public to know about the LGBT movement.
New foundation aims to fast track hormones and surgery for trans-identified person without gender dysphoria diagnosis
GALAP believes anyone who reads about transgender medical care on the internet—with or without the guidance of medical professionals—is capable of providing informed consent to hormones and surgeries.
Vancouver opens facility for transgender persons only after pulling funds from women's crisis center for 'transphobia'
In Vancouver, women are second-class citizens. The city that rescinded grant for woman-only rape shelter intends to spend $3.8 million to create a facility that is only for transgender people.
University of British Columbia medical school teaches that women 'may or may not have a penis'
Canadian medical students should not be required to mentally toggle between scientific facts and woke falsehoods in order to perform well on tests.
Canadian students asked to consider if it's bigoted to not date trans people
How far removed from reality and common sense is our culture that we would ask teenagers to consider whether or not they should be compelled to date someone they are not attracted to?
'Don't call us menstruators' petition taken down by Change.org
Women who don't want to be called menstruators created a petition using Change.org to ask that the practice be stopped. Instead, Change.org cancelled the petition.
Canada's nurses need to be heard on care concerns amplified by coronavirus
COVID-19 has left us all afraid of impending equipment and bed shortages, but we can have all the supplies we need, but without nurses, there is no care.
Don't believe the hype, being a mom is great
If you’re worried about the having children at the “right time," consider that it will never arrive and so, in that sense, any time could be the “right” time.
Who is feminism for? Probably not you.
If you exclude intergalactic space toads from your feminism, can you even call yourself a feminist? Probably not.
Jessica Yaniv appears in court, confronts Post Millennial reporter
Jessica Yaniv appeared in court today where she accused a Post Millennial reporter of taking photographs of her in the women’s washroom during recess.
