‘Woke Fever Broke’: The Backstory on How Ryan Anderson’s Book Returned to Amazon
Despite the book being put back on the website, the ‘When Harry Became Sally’ author says the move is ‘transparently political.’
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Cardinal From Amazon: ‘Many of Our Women Are True Deaconesses’
At the 2019 Synod on the Amazon, the Brazilian cardinal also emerged as a staunch defender of the ordination of married men.
Boycott Like a Catholic
What corporations do in the public square, not just the factory floor, is becoming an increasing concern for Catholics — and the Church has the tools for those discerning how to respond.
Pope Francis Officially Recognizes Amazon Region Ecclesial Conference
In giving it official recognition, Pope Francis established its purpose as “promoting common pastoral action by the dioceses of the Amazon and encouraging greater inculturation of the faith in this territory.”
It’s Time to Build That Library
If our society is no longer capable of debating banned books, then it’s time for Catholic parents and parishes to build up their libraries.
Amazon Breaks Silence, Explains Why It Erased ‘When Harry Became Sally’
The tech giant says it will “not sell books that frame LGBTQ+ identity as a mental illness,” but Ryan Anderson says his book does “no such thing”
Amazon Erases ‘When Harry Became Sally,’ Ryan Anderson’s Book About Transgenderism
The tech giant’s action against a controversial critique of transgender ideology comes as Democratic lawmakers step up efforts to censor conservative voices online and on cable television.
Senators Denounce Amazon’s Removal of Ryan Anderson's Transgender-Critical Book
The book, released in 2018, explores the biological, psychological, and philosophical areas of the transgender debate.
Scholar Ryan Anderson's Critique of Transgender Movement Reportedly De-Listed by Amazon
Anderson’s book was commended by professors of psychiatry, psychology, and medical ethics at universities such as Johns Hopkins, Boston University, New York University, and Columbia University.
Catholics in the Crosshairs of Big Tech?: Recent Cluster of Cases of De Facto Online Censorship Raises Concerns
Lack of transparency from platforms makes intentional suppression an open question.
