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The Quiet Dissidence of the Boston Globe

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The Boston Globe logo inside the newspaper’s offices in Boston.

Lane Turner/Globe Staff.

There are two different Boston Globe pieces making the rounds in my mentions at the moment.

The first is a down-the-middle opinion piece from freelancer David Mastio that challenges the assertion popular on the left that trans people face great and growing violence. The numbers don’t back that up (the piece points to a Manhattan Institute analysis showing that the trans murder rate is lower than the general population’s).

Daniel Foster

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Daniel Foster

Daniel Foster is a contributing editor at National Review.

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