Germund Hesslow, is a professor in the Department of Experimental Medical Science
Neuroscience Section, at Lund University
A university professor in Sweden is under investigation for "anti-feminism" and "transphobia"
after he said that there are fundamental differences between men and women which are "biologically founded" and that genders cannot be regarded as "social constructs alone," reports
Academic Rights Watch.
For his transgression, Germund Hesslow - a professor of neuroscience at Lund University - who holds dual PhDs in philosophy and neurophysiology, may lose his job - telling
RT that a "full investigation" has been ordered, and that there "have been discussions about trying to stop the lecture or get rid of me, or have someone else give the lecture or not give the lecture at all."
"If you answer such a question you are under severe time pressure, you have to be extremely brief - and
I used wording which I think was completely innocuous, and that apparently the student didn't," Hesslow said.
Hesslow was ordered to attend a meeting by Christer Larsson, chairman of the program board for medical education, after
a female student complained that Hesslow had a "personal anti-feminist agenda." He was asked to distance himself from two specific comments; that gay women have a "male sexual orientation" and that the sexual orientation of transsexuals is "a matter of definition."
Comment: Anyone who dares to challenge transgender ideology (even with scientifically accurate facts), risks being subjected to a virulent backlash from trans-activist mobs.