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Julian Vigo

Julian Vigo

Julian Vigo is an independent scholar and filmmaker who specializes in ethnography, political philosophy and postcolonial theory. Her latest book is “Earthquake in Haiti: The Pornography of Poverty and the Politics of Development” (2015). You can follow her on Twitter at @lubelluledotcom

Capitulating to Bullies: Brown University and the Transgender Lobby vs. Science

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Brown University researcher Lisa Littman has been attacked for publishing results that call into question the politically correct narrative about transgender youth.

Springtime for Snowflakes: An NYU Professor Takes On Academia’s “Social Justice Warriors”

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Michael Rectenwald’s new book offers up passionate intellectual debate in a climate where the discursive righteousness, sexuality, sex, skin color, and feelings of the speaker too often matter more than the thoughts espoused. It is a portrait of the contemporary scene of academic freedom, which is anything but free, and even less academic.

The ​Myth of the “Desistance Myth”

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Gender dysphoric children who are treated using a “watchful waiting” approach largely desist, no longer identify as transgender as adults, and accept their bodies as they are. Those who are subjected to medical intervention do not.

The Degenderettes: The Transgender Hate Group Taking Aim at Women

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The San Francisco Library has allowed a group of misogynist males to take over public space in order to promote violence against women as an art form. To some radical trans activists, “TERFs”— a slur for females who critique gender ideology—deserve to be murdered for denying that someone with a man’s body can really be a woman.
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