Nurse Battles to Save License in ‘Witch Trial’ After Accusations of ‘Transphobia’ for Affirming Biology
A Canadian nurse is facing discipline for saying that men who style themselves as women are, in fact, men. Amy Hamm of New Westminster, British Columbia, is facing a sanction from the B.C. College of Nurses and Midwives…
A Canadian nurse is facing discipline for saying that men who style themselves as women are, in fact, men.
Amy Hamm of New Westminster, British Columbia, is facing a sanction from the B.C. College of Nurses and Midwives that could cost her her license for publicly speaking her mind.
“Between approximately July 2018 and March 2021, you made discriminatory and derogatory statements regarding Transgender people, while identifying yourself as a nurse or nurse educator. These statements were made across various online platforms, including but not limited to, podcasts, videos, published writings and social media,” last year’s notice from the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives summoning her read.
Among her alleged transgressions was helping to put up a sign in Vancouver reading, “I (heart) J.K. Rowling,” according to the National Post. Rowling is a fierce critic of the Transgender movement.
Hearings on her case, which have been grouped into four sessions over multiple months, continued through early this month.
On a social media post, Hamm called the hearing her “witch trial.”