Kenneth Kipnis Argues That We Cannot Know How Many Intersex

question 4

Multiple Choice

Kenneth Kipnis argues that we cannot know how many intersex children are happy or unhappy because:

• A) Many intersex adults were never told what happened to them at birth.
• B) Many intersex children died during surgery.
• C) Many surgeons are afraid to tell patients what was done to them.
• D) Many intersex teenagers committed suicide.
• E) There is no money to conduct such research.

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