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I am Professor of Psychology at Northwestern University. I study sexual orientation and related traits such as sex atypicality and gender identity (full bio)
By Michael Bailey | September 4th 2007 11:57 PM | 277 comments | Track Comments
Both in her recent appearance on KQED’s Forum talk show and in her blog, Stanford University’s Joan Roughgarden continues her campaign to discredit me and my book, The Man Who Would Be Queen.

Roughgarden’s rate of false accusations per utterance is so high that it is tempting to take the time to refute them one by one to the exclusion of getting around to discussing the science. Indeed, I believe that is the intent of Roughgarden and my other chief critics.