Ana Kasparian, co-host of the progressive online show "The Young Turks," recently challenged her fellow liberals for minimizing the potential dangers of transgender medical interventions for minors. During an appearance on the Sitch & Adam show, Kasparian expressed concerns about the left's current political climate, including its approach to transgender issues and cancel culture.

Kasparian criticized the trend of targeting journalists who report on the potential downsides of these treatments, citing Jesse Singal as an example. She explicitly stated that puberty blockers are not always reversible and can cause permanent harm, emphasizing the importance of open discussion and access to all relevant information.

Beyond medical interventions, Kasparian also addressed the use of what she considers dehumanizing "inclusive" language. She firmly rejected terms like "birthing person" and recounted an incident where she was labeled racist for preferring to be called a woman. This, she argued, highlights the problematic nature of some progressive discourse.

Kasparian expressed her belief that the current tactics employed by the left are counterproductive and have worsened the political landscape. She criticized the rhetoric and frequent disregard for factual accuracy, acknowledging her own past involvement in these practices and her commitment to improving. She concluded by saying she believes the left's approach is causing more harm than good.