whether you are looking at young latinos, young black voters, young black women there is a gender gap the other factor is interesting is a black voters democratic about 80% or more of the black vote historically. you see somewhat of a shift that patrick was talking about. particularly among young black men. one thing that could be contributing to that is the black church has often been really key why a black voters when they are talking and socializing they stay in lockstep. they have a similar community within the black church. jen's ears are like millennial's. they are the two generations that are the least likely to be religious page of any type of religious affiliation. so they do not go to church. they are the least likely to go to church two. they are not as attached to the democratic party is older black voters. they're not in the same spaces. >> that's so fascinating. they have seen a president trump or i think in 2016 and blew everyone's mind. that is really interesting. circling back a little bit, i do want to make it clear that just because young people might be apathetic a

people as the president we, i chose a lot of young, incorporated young people. they are not a young people that qualify. there was no proof of that in process. he took people to technical areas that he had no knowledge. like they said, there was no time what not people just rang the ministries ran people out joining tack under what the human resource opens us into screw up ministers in the agencies that with kids of the corruption, the, the, that with no action sticking. so we cannot blame the people we looked at the president, the or the responsibility of the country, not the twenty's. so we've spoken about a lot of problems today, right. and i want you to tell me if i'm correct as to how i understood you, is that some of the biggest problems in this country today of corruption? yes. nepotism. there is a problem with poverty as well. but we also agree that there was some things that were done right, including education, right. all right, so i was just now to think about some solutions. what are some of the things that you would like to see done differently in o

it makes sense young people are cynical. it is part of the republican strategy to make a democracy pretty gridlocked to achieving anything. to make government not work. to make government be unable to fix people's problems like the republican narrative to not have government solve problems to leave that to the free market. there has been so many social limits left by that young people from occupied to black lives matter to the sunrise movement to what's happening with the cease-fire resolutions of october. i think young people have focused their efforts in shaping public opinion and moving public opinion. politics is not just about changing public opinion ask any gun violence prevention activist 90% of the countries with you. what's that piece of the political puzzle to create legislative change? i do think many young people are at this place they cannot see the connection between those changes and potable outcomes. >> just in the period of intense economic anxiety people have been at the margins of the economy i think have

more true among young women than young men. right now when i was talking to, i'm preparing to start to try to go out with the fellowship ends to go out to the battle ground states more. my first stop will be michigan and so we're kind of preparing for that coverage right now and one of the pieces that we are going to do is on young voters. and what they're thinking and feeling right now in michigan. in preparation for that, obviously, one of the big issues is going to be israel-gaza for voters there. and they're not happy with president biden and they're not happy with thinks policies and i was talking to a source today and just asking, now, there was a shift amongst -- there was a shift by the white house today. president biden essentially told netanyahu, if you do not start changing your approach to-- and if you don't provide concrete plans in terms of humanitarian aid, in terms of your approach to gaza, then we are going to condition any future aid to israel. and i was talking to the sort and i said do you think that that's

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we also continue to further develop youth infrastructure within the framework of the region for the young program, in the twenty-fourth year 47 regions will receive state support, 24 of them will receive it first. development of values. we implement semantic and moral guidelines in accordance with the fundamentals of state policy to preserve and strengthen russian traditional moral spiritual values. in matters of education, we rely, among other things, on advisors to directors of education and interaction with children's public associations. today, more than 37 thousand advisers work in schools and colleges across the country, including new regions, in accordance with your instructions, vladimir vladimirov. starting from the new academic year, advisers will receive payments of 5,000 rubles. the corresponding government resolution is ready. we are also reviewing approaches to organizing the forum campaign. youth forums should become full-fledged educational and a developing environment that helps young people on an informal basis to receive education according to the profile of their perso

young people. it will feel is the 1st bill balance of the people. the 2nd pillow is job crease and the economy the fastest and the piece. and the full pillow has to do with a present accountability. it will go back to the 2nd pillow, but jump creation today. a little nothing that what people pleasing incompetent people place and hop isn't government. this piece of data, the cities hub in the bottom of that, it has to be resources for education and little, you know, uh, has been done to you or the kids about the reduced property, especially among young junior pacific routers. alright, let me actually ask the university students most of whom are here today. if you believe that the country is now better off of to judge we it's presidency. please lift your hand. if you think the country is better off today, after a judge we his presidency, please lift your hand. absolutely, no one believes that. i mean, that must not be easy for you to keep. where did it all go wrong? well, the expedition of whatever l

international component, you mentioned the world youth festival, a huge competition, thousands of young people from all over the world who share our values, and you lost them to us, instructed us not to lose them, in this regard, a special thank you to you for making the decision to hold a world youth festival in russia on a regular basis, but we also... believe that one of the tools for fulfilling your instructions could be the implementation of international programs with the participation of foreigners, we will be able to train them, immerse them in our context, introduce them to the richness of our regions and thus strengthen and develop this international youth community abroad. and lastly, last year, at the suggestion of the children, teenagers themselves, participants in the first movement, we for the first time opened up for them... the opportunity to participate in our youth forums, which, well, previously only included children who were already 18 years old, and we offer this the practice will be transferred to the work of the centers, children will be able to work and study a

what are young people to do? they do not have the capacity to shape their society's politics perhaps in the way the people in the 1960's did when they were young, when the baby boomers were a much bigger share of the u.s. population then young people are today. but it does not mean that all is lost. it means that young people have to reckon with the fact that they cannot count on numbers to make their point. they will have to be much more active. in a sense, young people will need to do much more work to influence the policies of the countries that people had to do before. for young people in the united states, i think what we are beginning to see for example, with the gaza protests, but perhaps in other areas as well, is the realization that much more bold need to be done to affect any change. if you look at the u.s. presidential candidates, people are astounded at these two old people that nobody seems to much want who are running for president. it should not be surprising. it is the natural product of a societ

what can a young employee and young specialist count on?ployment, a one-time bonus is paid in the amount of the official salary. as well as the growth of tourist flows to belarus, new opportunities for municipalities and other topics further in our program. with the opening of the electric scooter rental season by the deputy. numerous complaints began to be received against reckless drivers, state duma chairman vyacheslav volodin announced this in his telegram channel. he noted that the rules for this type of transport have been in force for more than a year, but there is still no responsibility for their violations. meanwhile, scooter drivers exceed the speed limit, scaring pedestrians, and sometimes ride drunk. introduce penalties for such violations, both for sim drivers, then there are means of individual mobility, and for cyclists, proposed in... the bill, it was introduced this week to the state duma. the fine for drunk driving will be up to 30,000 rubles. and the same amount for refusing to blow into a tube. for riding an electric sc

directly affect young people's well-being?— directly affect young people's well-beinu? affect young people's well-beinu? . ~ . ., well-being? thank you so much for havin: well-being? thank you so much for having me- — well-being? thank you so much for having me- i— well-being? thank you so much for having me. i understand _ well-being? thank you so much for having me. i understand the - having me. i understand the increasing concern among parents, teachers and clinicians about how social media use might be driving and increasing anxiety and depression, especially among young children. a lot of these are cautionary tales, but some of these are very important, especially when considering the exposure to harmful content that kids might be exposed to. as an example, this bill, increasingly significant rise in severe digital harms, which include online grooming, sexually explicit content and harassment of young children. some of the biggest risks that children face. much of the media attention and much of the attention in the community has been focused on this construct of s

men because i notice in my own experience when i'm meeting young young men and women, young men coming of the service, they are qualitatively better people than. those who who didn't have that experience. and that goes for me, too. they're better than i. so it's so interesting that when you look at data now on voluntary service, there's one of those interesting smaller data points rather than the big education ones. there are twice as many women in the peace corps as men and twice as many women in americorps as men. and so that sort of stepping into service is also just massively gender skewed now. and the issue, i think, for a lot is men is this sense uncertainty about what to do, passivity which i think is underpinned by a sense of not being short script, is now not being sure you're going to be needed. and i think we can all agree that it's a universal human need to feel needed and feel seen. and i think that's a big problem. but the question you asked at the beginning of areas like do these gender gaps matter, right. we've had them one way for ages. the skip other way. does it real

let's be young. let's be young. let's be young.t, it was good enough, they didn’t dye it, you were born that way, and why are you so interested in the gods, why aren’t you interested, i don’t know, in modern stars, pop stars, well, you’re interested in space, space , astronomy, astronomy interests you, but what is more, the gods of ancient greece or the cosmos, well , more, probably, the gods, where you were in space or on the clouds? on the earth, this is a mountain, he was here on his grandmother, he was here on his grandmother, his grandmother is the earth, you communicate with us, how as if the audience and i know all this, but we generally, as they say, have not kicked in the teeth, absolutely, you know, we know leps there, we don’t know the gods, what do you think, if in ancient greece there had been a goddess jean, what would have happened, well let's think, maybe the goddess of the microphone? with whom did you come to us? mom sasha, brother min, dad khan, hello, hello, you have some simply amazing child, this love for anci

i must say that many of our young people, our girls and our young boys , are under pressure from their families because they have the same idealistic and perfectionistic idea of ​​having all the conditions ready to start a family, and unfortunately, sometimes these insistences make our young people in a situation in fact, it is an anomaly sometimes lost in position. his opportunities are available, or to put it this way, it's much easier for you to lose that youthful opportunity, hoping that we all actually want to prepare the indicators and variables so that we can follow up the work here, one of them in these centers because you know , one of the open specialized tasks that we do , which is not related to those extra-departmental departments, is holding pre-marital counseling classes, which are different from the classes held by the ministry of health. in fact, their own wives we do not choose courses, this is a tool that we have, its main pillar is that starting life and starting life and moving forward with life does not mean that you have that perfect point, of course there must b

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this is the same ferocious young man whom his friends and counterfeiters called him.ay , a criminal case was opened under part three of article thirty, paragraph ajl, part two of article 105 of the criminal code of the russian federation - this is attempted murder. investigators found out that gafurov and gubin took an active part in the episode with the brutal beating of two young men. by the way, the latter had already been convicted of selling drugs. two more were also seen on the recording. tatarenko and strikalova. employees of the investigative committee did not leave gafurov’s statements unnoticed. in the video, one of the participants, addressing the victim, causing him bodily harm, shouted: “come here, you russian bitch.” accordingly, the report was registered, including under article 282 of the criminal code of the russian federation, this inciting hatred towards a group of people. based on their nationality, all the detainees knew each other well, some lived next door, others studied at school together, taking into account the fact that they all communicate

here are the shots: several young guys they furiously beat their opponents, the young man in a black hood is especially cruel. people around him call him emil. emil! this beast seems unstoppable, emil runs to the bus stop with a swing, kicks another guy, throws snow at him, here’s another blow to the head, the unfortunate man cries and tries to cover himself with his hands, but emil got really angry. there are several teenagers nearby, one of them is filming what is happening on a mobile phone camera, amid wild hooting, young gopniks are chasing the poor man, he is a goner, he it was over, the next day a new video appeared in local telegram channels, but this time with the beating of a young man of arab appearance. residents of belgorod immediately understood where the events were unfolding. food court of a large shopping center. by the way, the previous battle happened a few meters from this large complex. based on the results of media monitoring , a report was registered on the discovery of signs of a crime. at that time, the persons recorded in the video recordings were not identi

here are the shots: several young guys are furiously beating their opponents, a young man in a blackacket with a hood is especially cruel; those around him call him emil. this beast seems unstoppable. emil runs to the bus stop. he kicks another guy with a swing, throws snow at him, then another blow to the head, the unfortunate man cries and tries. video recording, but with the beating of a young man of arab appearance. residents of belgorod immediately understood where the events were unfolding. foot court of a large shopping center. by the way, the previous battle happened a few meters from this large complex. based on the results of media monitoring , a report was registered on the discovery of signs of a crime. at that time, the persons recorded on the video recording were not identified; a complex of verification activities and operational search activities was organized measures to identify these persons. finding the rowdies turned out to be a matter of technique; they left too many videos of brawls on the internet. identities as individuals were established very quickly. who c

first of all, we must help our young specialists or future young specialists, we must help them become practitioners as quickly as possible. i always focus on the following: in life , everything happens according to the principle of studying. the following principle works in life: first you work for your name, then the name works for you. the law comes into force on the day of its official publication. it will increase the motivation of young people to actively build a career, and will also help with adaptation. in the first workplace - the deputies are sure. maria burkova, andrey tarasov, nikita kharaskin, sergey vergunov, alekseevich burkov, duma tv, parliamentary hour. see the second part of our programs. loan without interest and other decisions of deputies to support svo participants and their families. presidential address in the field of culture: what should rural workers expect? and also first-hand experience of state duma committees working in the regions. the winners of the international programming olympiad returned to their homeland. the cup of the prestigious world tournam

well, mainly for attracting young people for outreach media work.e proud of you, and you, we know that you are from magilev, and your parents worked at the electric motor plant, your mom and dad are very impressive, how did they meet? yes, there really was a very interesting romantic story; my father served in those years. he served as a sailor in kaliningrad, and the mother, a large family from the belgorod region, which, unfortunately, we see, is now receiving various information, unfortunately, unpleasant, but from the belarusian region she at that time lived with her sister in in kaliningrad, at one of the dance evenings in the sailor’s house, they met, and you know, it was love at first sight, they had not parted for the entire period of my father’s service there, even i know that my father somehow... the last ringer rang call, and judging by the guitar, you were popular at school, but you probably also gained ladies’ interest in mechanical engineering, i was a modest person in general, well, you know, yes, firstly, the guitar, it was popular i

hey, polymer. na green, young dzyauchynachka, zaruzhonaya, young dzyavchynachka, entrusted.sted, beaten, loaded, abundant, then they sang like a saza. i am a garden for the light, as the sun has set, as the honeycomb has been swept away, as it has dispersed, the young daughter has gone to hell, the young one. may kasya paste, give kanyu vada, paste, paste, may kasya, give me ganya water, i will be may, mabara, i... will be yours, sap, the sizable grains from the bucket, the sable grains, the spouna buckets. and at the field there is a green one and at the field there is a garba nahyalaya young dzyauchynachka foreign. a young girl, i'm hiding a little shit, oh, my god, i ran to the pit, charming, oh-oh-oh, take me, lad , in marriage, oh, my god, the girl wanted to get married, letsyusya was not stupefied, the countrywoman wanted to get married, letsyusya was not stupefied , oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, god. may, the lad is stupidly excited, oh-oh, the necklaces are falling, oh, my god, not the necks, not the bowls, oh-oh-oh, cheerful eyes of the kalyska, oh, my god, for the ka

form of young people. this is because the main population of your country was and is young if it is from other strata and centralized, then it cannot be done in a centralized way. the second point, which i will give you an example of, is that you have observed the situation. now , the projects that are being implemented in the government in relation to the youth are being implemented and are being implemented. does the government pay attention to the situation and condition of the youth or not, does the government build housing? million housing is being built, is it for the item? young people are considered as a special variable. you and i know that the conditions of young people may not be the same as those of other people, that is, they need the most special support, they need the most special privileges, they need the most special packages . it is our duty to follow up on this work, a specialized agency implements it. i don't build housing, i am not in charge of housing, i am not in charge of employment

drive, which yanovsky himself experienced at that time, affects such a young audience and young readersere it is interesting that he writes on behalf of 70-year-old himself, yes, well, yanovsky writes, yes, because he is and is the prototype of the main character tom key, a fellow master of cinema, and he says that i am 70 years old, yanovsky himself died very early, he he did not live to live, he was 52, 51. 52 years old, so he died in 54, or something like 54, but in 54, but a day, he died in february, and his birthday was in august, that is, in 51.5 year, roughly speaking, and as vira ageeva says, nothing happens out of nowhere, in the 28th year a master of a ship appears in ukraine, the city of pidmogilny appears in ukraine, in in ukraine... a girl with a teddy bear appears to montovych, and i've heard, i think, it's faith too, pavlin's faith said that if ukraine produced such novels every year, we would be there and all the nobel prizes would be taken. what do you think it was born from, why is there such a surge in the form of the novel, because these are complex forms, and we wil

>> so when we're having conversations with young people, we're starting there.sort of restrictions on abortion do they want? and why? >> reporter: while polls show there's broad support for some gestational limit, the reality is that 93% of all abortions occur in the first trimester. abc news reporting on a post-roe america repeatedly shows that the new restrictions on abortion have endangered the lives pregnant women in their second and third trimesters. >> no one in the pro-life movement advocates if a mother's life is at risk and her child has died within her is no longer living, is no beating heart, that she must also perish as well, that doesn't make sense. >> reporter: the law says one thing. in reality, it looks like something else. is there something wrong right now with the status? >> i say we have a challenge where we have ob-gyns in this country who are abortion advocates. they're putting their politics over safety and priority. >> reporter: while there's no evidence of that, there is data showing that most ob-gyns say the overturning of roe has worse

it was a prospect, we were young, komsomol members, we got into good brigades, somehow the old men tookere are the pensioners, we got in, they trained us, it turns out like this, that we were even the winners of socialist competitions. the flag was passed down, in general i am from the great dynasty of beetles, it started from my great-great-grandfather anton, then the beetle ilya antonovich, as they say, his family was formed, the whole family, wives, children, the whole generation, a large generation of beetles worked here, optimism, cheerfulness and energy , a positive look at... tomorrow, these qualities are inherent in the entire team, they are perhaps one of the distinctive features of a large and friendly team. people believed in their plant even when the situation here was difficult, and the prospects seemed vague. few businesses have such a statute of limitations. the second is a very diverse enterprise in terms of production. it also produces sheet materials, furniture panels, lumber, everything. what is needed is not even directly for the production of furniture, what we sell

our young people are learning to write curriculum and teach classes and supervise young people. and because you give them the opportunity to lead and the training, then they understand the responsibility. and that puts them ahead of the class every time. >> let's go back to reading for a moment. i'm an avid reader. i've read a hundred books a year for many years. it's a passion. why do you think it's so important? >> well, reading starts everything. i mean, you're able to speak more fluently, more thoughtfully when you can read. you're able to write in that way as well. and it's really, really important that young people know how to think. that they are thoughtful in their thinking. it helps them to resolve conflict and problem solve and these are not the kinds of curriculum that are being shared in schools these days. when they walk out their day, they got to solve some problems. when they get to school, they've got to resolve some conflict. so literacy really provides the foundation for that. the other stuff is that they can learn about themselves and about the world and they

not enough young people take advantage. d. elections has done a lot of work and want to make sure it is strong and we can do this through a continuing funding for the department's youth voter out reach and through that offering more in school opportunity to learn about preregistration. with that i gallon ahead and hand it off to housing recreation and transit member commissioner fong? >> good upon afternoon. i'm commissioner adare this is my second year housing, recreation and transit committee our committee drafted 7 priorities for commissionering fong and i to present today. first and foremost making [inaudible] the program has been around for 3 years now. it has been a god sends for many youth. middle schoolers, high schoolers getting to school and work and upon am we think it is essential that in this period of budget uncertainty and financial uncertainty that sfmta and the city make this part of the base funds budget to keep the program alive for the future. and to add-on to that. we. to make sure that there is good data

is there a case for young people? no, this is what we do , we follow up through the supreme youth council. this is a series of cross-departmental tasks that we follow. we have a specialty that can't be done anywhere else , it's exclusively for the youth deputy, and if i don't do this specialized task, it will be abandoned. for example , the most important task that has been done during all these years is one of the most important skills that a youth needs to enter how does the society become a skill of social participation ? how does it do this, through the youth to test the experience of group work and collective work in any field they are interested in, in the form of organization and the prices of the youth are in the field of the youth, the sole and exclusive guardian of the youth vice-chancellor, that is, see if the right path has been taken during the past decade. especially, every young person who reaches the age of 18 should be transferred to a work organization where he can practice collective activity and te

people, they need to be trained, today there are a lot of talented young people, well, here’s how tow of information that today falls on everyone from head to toe, yes, how to be able to analyze it, sort it, do some... then hypotheses, present these problems, talk to young people on one language, it is very important to have such young analysts, the youth environment, so we organized a project called the student league of young analysts, and included representatives of universities in our city of mogilev, inclined towards analytical work, already having certain experience, research work, and where- then just like that, we started working with him through an invitation, including also media experts, experts in the field of economics, deputies, and so on and so forth, we taught them to recognize information, work with it, speak, write, because well, today the most important thing for young people is sometimes to formulate their thoughts correctly, and in general we have talented creative youth and it’s good that today this regional movement has reached the republican level and today th

is he going to appeal to young people on tick tock as well? shells has an image is a, as a pretty uh with that. and so the kind of figured he does smile, but he doesn't really do joke. so or, you know, crank these come out. we sort of cool phrases that stick in the mind. so you know, here he's promised to not to don't. and so these take the videos. well, that's key. but it may be a press officer who, who came up with that for him anyway. it's not easy to see this going viral. i think the john story a said that it to the account will give insights as a science of the work of the federal jobs and information on government policy. so, you know, i think it might be a little bit of time before this is one of the most successful accounts. so take to possibly to as a good ruling right there. and so, i mean, i know you smile and i know you dance. so the world is secure for another day. so i mean you have our political correspondence, i mean, thank you. and finally tonight he helped and ramble. one of the greatest enigmas in physics earning is plays al

people because _ impact on children and young people because clinicians working with young — becausequestioning our gender we think i was born— questioning our gender we think i was born a — questioning our gender we think i was born a girl but i might be a boy. _ was born a girl but i might be a boy, clinicians become wary of treating — boy, clinicians become wary of treating those children and that is so damaging for children and young people _ so damaging for children and young people and that's why when you get these _ people and that's why when you get these activists driving debates and arguments, adult ideology, that harms _ arguments, adult ideology, that harms children and that what is being _ harms children and that what is being called out in this report. and this re ort being called out in this report. situc this report specifically being called out in this report. fific this report specifically is being called out in this report. e'"ic this report specifically is about england, what about the rest of the uk and how gender services are provided for young people? the tavist

so i wanted to be an example to these young ladies or young people that you can come from a poor familiar. and you also fight for yourself and get something from me. they said, revenge is a dish, best soft, cool. what, what's causing the not cold is and as warm mind and husky. so the real gal going about how business can help village internationally to accountants have made waves against much more funds, seed and fame us competition from africa and up one to 2020 to africa, social style. what at the 8 people's choice of what? so when you push choice, why it makes me feel happy because i know kids are going to be inspired and they're going to know that things are possible. so it makes me really happy and excited because right now i feel like i did it. yes. are an amazing achievement for the 28 year old. the big deal of online fame has brought unwanted attention, racist, sexist, and body shaming. comments to play. com. yes, angela is happily going to let such things spring head down. when they said you, they don't like your skin color or you black, you know you to, for it to fix you as a wo

young people in russia gather from all over the world and the government bears huge expenses. the russian government organizes this festival every year in the form of a global trend where young people gather for a week, sometimes for 2 weeks. now they talk, they interact, they get to know each other , and this means that this construction of a common structure is customary and common in the world. its events are much wider events compared to what is held in our country. the thing that causes such a question in my mind and maybe in the minds of some others is that many of the things related to juna are the same as for others. people, yes, and some of those issues are open to officials or ministries or agencies. there are other officials, for example, employment , which is an important issue for young people, has other officials who are not responsible for it, and all the authorities and all the government are actually involved. youth issues are issues that do not come from a single agency . basically, the work of all agencies is based on the fact that sometimes this feeling has

i can say very clearly here that many of our young people, our girls and our young boys , are under pressure from their families because they have this idealistic and perfectionist idea of ​​having all the conditions ready to start a family, and unfortunately, sometimes these insistences it causes our youth to be in an awkward position , sometimes losing their opportunities it's much easier to tell you that you don't lose that youthful opportunity, hoping that we all actually want to prepare the indicators and variables so that we can follow up the work here, one in these centers, because you know one. one of the open specialized tasks that we perform and is not related to those trans-departmental departments is holding pre-consultation classes. the practice is different from the classes held by the ministry of health. we hold courses for young people who have reached the age of marriage but have not yet chosen their own spouse. the main pillar of the tools we have is that the beginning of life and the beginning of life and moving forward with life does not mean that you have that perfect po

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, particularly girls and young women.ongly worded report gets to the heart of a highly controversial debate on gender, medicine and society. the work of an nhs clinic caring for children, it says, was clouded by a political row. it's been four years of work — nearly 400 pages — with young people and their families among those consulted. the review report says evidence is severely lacking on the impact of puberty blockers and hormone treatments, and that young people have been caught in the middle of a stormy social discourse. it says that an increasingly toxic, ideological and polarised public debate has made the work of the review significantly harder. ideology on all sides has directed care, rather than care being directed by normal principles of paediatrics and mental health. i mean, certainly professionals are afraid to do the things that they would normally do in any other consultation. gender services provided by the controversial tavistock clinic in london ended last month. the use of drugs to stop the onset of pub