Recently restored pages on websites of government institutions, such as the management of products and medicines control (FDA), and the control of psychoactive substances and mental health services (SAMHSA), currently include the rejection of responsibility for the “gender ideology”. As noted 404 mediaThis step allows agencies to observe recent court decision To restore missing web pages, continuing to promote the Trump administration Antiras Executive Order This led them to the removal of these pages in the first place.
You can see a rejection of responsibility – who raises the tongue directly from the order of President Trump – on FDA leadership on the “study of sexual differences in the clinical evaluation of medical products” and page referring to the results From the report by Sahmsa on the “behavioral health of adolescents in sexual identity.” Like many attempts by the current administration, they are trying to upset diversity, justice and inclusion, the rejection of responsibility does not appear everywhere. A Page of centers for the control and prevention of diseases For “recommendations for the treatment of sexually transmitted infections, for example, it is not included.
The contents of the failures are reproduced below:
According to the court order, the HHS should restore this web site as of 11:59 pm February 11, 2025. Any information on this page that promotes gender ideology is extremely inaccurate and disabled from unchanging biological reality that there are two sexes, men and male female. The Trump administration rejects the gender ideology and condemns the damage that he causes the children, promoting their chemical and surgical injuries, as well as women, depriving them of dignity, safety, well -being and opportunities. This page does not reflect biological reality, so the administration and this department reject it.
Government institutions were first aimed at “stop all agent programs that use taxpayers' money to promote or reflect gender ideology” by the personal management department (OPM) in January, which prompted the Takedowns web page, The Washington Post WritesThe field of America, represented by a public citizen, sued the OPM and other agencies who have lifted the security pages, which led to the order to restore websites in their original form this month.