On March 18th, a significant ruling from Ohio's 10th District Court declared the state’s ban on gender-affirming healthcare for transgender youth unconstitutional, a decision made in light of an appeal from the ACLU of Ohio. We explore the implications of this ruling, from its roots in legal arguments to the broader message it conveys about the protection of human rights.
Transitioning to our guest segment, we chat with Jeff Brooks from the Bluewater Atheists, Humanists, and Agnostics (BAHA) about their upcoming BAHACon in Sarnia, Ontario. Jeff provides a detailed perspective on the goals and logistics of this exciting event slated for August. We touch on the rich history of the conference, which aims not only to entertain but also to foster education and connection within the humanist community. We learn about the array of speakers lined up, including well-known figures like Seth Andrews, and the diverse programming designed to encourage dialogue and community building among attendees.
Jeff shares insights into the importance of a friendly and inclusive atmosphere at the conference, emphasizing the design of the event to facilitate interactions among participants. Attendees can expect engaging talks, delicious meals, and the unique opportunity to socialize with speakers in a relaxed environment. The highlight of the weekend will be a scenic boat cruise along the St. Clair River, where conference-goers can continue discussions in a picturesque setting.
01:00 Some good news for Ohio's Trans community
10:22 Talking BAHACon with Jeff Brooks
