Yale psychiatrist urges LGBTQ+ community to shun Trump-voting family members over the holidays
A psychiatrist urged MSNBC viewers whose family members voted for Donald Trump to shun relatives over the upcoming holidays. Yale University child psychiatry Doctor Amanda Calhoun shared her thoughts on the US election result when she appeared on MSNBC's Joy Reid on Friday night (8 November).
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Dems need to learn to fight, beginning with battling the biggest prejudice of all in this country—one worse, even, than the prejudices against women and minorities when it comes to electability—being ...
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