Uh, yeah. Is John Hopkins University a good enough one for you? This is literally nothing but leftist propoganda. Focusing in on THE MOST extreme minorities you can find and attempting to attach victimhood where there isn't any, and then turn that into the political issue at the forefront of everything, then attach some sort of hatred to opposition to it is straight out of the Obama Democrat playbook.
http://www.thenewatlantis.com/docLib/20160819_TNA50SexualityandGender.pdf
It's funny you bring that as the example, since The New Atlantis is known as a conservative Christian publication that regularly denies most modern science. It's literally not even a peer-reviewed publication. It's an opinion piece in a shit "journal" run by Christians. John Hopkins and their community disagrees with this paper.
https://www.advocate.com/commentary...y-sexuality-gender-neither-new-nor-scientific
"The pair contended that neither sexual orientation nor gender identity is biologically determined. Although the New Atlantis is a small publication, the report dismayed many in the Hopkins medical community and beyond. Those included
Dean Hamer, a scientist at the National Institutes of Health for several decades and one of the first researchers to identify a genetic link to homosexuality. Hamer termed some of the authors’ statements “pure balderdash.”
The paper gained traction with conservative media, however.
“People began citing the New Atlantis article as a reason to support legislation against transgender people,” said Tonia Poteat, a Hopkins epidemiologist who is an expert on transgender issues.
The result: In October, Poteat and a half-dozen colleagues at the university’s Bloomberg School of Public Health denounced the report, writing that it “mischaracterizes the current state of the science on sexuality and gender.” More than 600 students, faculty members, interns, alumni and others at the medical school also signed a petition calling on the university and hospital to disavow the paper.
“These are dated, now-discredited theories,” said Chris Beyrer, a professor at the public health school and part of the faculty group that denounced McHugh’s stance."
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nati...7d9f521f6b5_story.html?utm_term=.4d562eab33d2
https://thinkprogress.org/about-that-not-born-this-way-study-b3e07d0354f5
2 people releasing a non-peer reviewed paper in a conservative Christian publication is hardy the same thing as John Hopkins University making the claim.