Dr. Kate Clancy is a biological anthropologist specializing in reproductive health. She is also an associate Prof at the University of Illinois, in the Department of Anthropology.
Her other research is hosting studies that focuses on sexual harassment in science and academia. She looks to be a typical lesbian but is probably just another asexual feminist who would of course devote herself to such work. Researching sexual harassment, whatever that means today, is likely so much more rewarding than anthropology.
The arch language this weirdo uses is laughable and typical to the woke elite society of Clown World; I really lol'd at her reference to women as "menstruators" - what a sick and absolutely insulting to women joke that word is. Trannys will never be women, only women are women and only women can menstruate. We are NOT 'menstruators' as opposed to what? Men? Or men who wish they could menstruate?
Even more insulting and worse is her blithe reference to the covid vaccine as especially (already) impacting women in such a frightening fashion as something to consider exciting. To then go to Twitter and refer to such an alarming change in menstruation as a positive outcome for women is utterly irresponsible. What a disgusting person!
These sicko scientists actually want us to be excited about taking an untested vaccine that can possibly cause us to give birth to mutant babies or that might, fun new fact I learned today, chemically spay women, making babies impossible for us.
I have no desire to experience the new joy of being a woman who has had her menstrual cycle reconfigured via the sort of "tissue remodeling" (her term) that this vaccine causes. The idea that I am supposed to take such scary information as something positive is stupefying.
On top of which, I can also add the vaccine caused fun fact: bleeding like a stuck pig for several days out of the month and having my period every two weeks..... How am I ever supposed to get pregnant if this is the least problem caused by the Covid vaccine?
NO THANK YOU.
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Her other research is hosting studies that focuses on sexual harassment in science and academia. She looks to be a typical lesbian but is probably just another asexual feminist who would of course devote herself to such work. Researching sexual harassment, whatever that means today, is likely so much more rewarding than anthropology.
The arch language this weirdo uses is laughable and typical to the woke elite society of Clown World; I really lol'd at her reference to women as "menstruators" - what a sick and absolutely insulting to women joke that word is. Trannys will never be women, only women are women and only women can menstruate. We are NOT 'menstruators' as opposed to what? Men? Or men who wish they could menstruate?
Even more insulting and worse is her blithe reference to the covid vaccine as especially (already) impacting women in such a frightening fashion as something to consider exciting. To then go to Twitter and refer to such an alarming change in menstruation as a positive outcome for women is utterly irresponsible. What a disgusting person!
These sicko scientists actually want us to be excited about taking an untested vaccine that can possibly cause us to give birth to mutant babies or that might, fun new fact I learned today, chemically spay women, making babies impossible for us.
I have no desire to experience the new joy of being a woman who has had her menstrual cycle reconfigured via the sort of "tissue remodeling" (her term) that this vaccine causes. The idea that I am supposed to take such scary information as something positive is stupefying.
On top of which, I can also add the vaccine caused fun fact: bleeding like a stuck pig for several days out of the month and having my period every two weeks..... How am I ever supposed to get pregnant if this is the least problem caused by the Covid vaccine?
NO THANK YOU.
Some women report heavier periods since getting the COVID-19 vaccine
Dr. Kate Clancy, a University of Illinois associate professor, said that she'd heard people had experienced changes in their menstruation since getting vaccinated
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