Johns Hopkins professor reveals what transgenderism did to his granddaughter
Mosley knew that his granddaughter had a history of mental health challenges, making him immediately skeptical, but other medical professionals in her life insisted she was transgender.
Mosley and his granddaughter are now outspoken opponents of transgenderism, warning that the ideology leaves permanent physical harms that ignore the immutable nature of sex. File Image.
Henry Mosley, a professor emeritus at Johns Hopkins University, revealed that transgender ideology heavily impacted his granddaughter, who is now a detransitioner.
The academic revealed that he was unaware of transgenderism until his granddaughter, sixteen-year-old Prisha Mosley, started claiming she was a male. “That was the first time I became aware of all the issues that were involved,” he said.
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