Anti-Trans Book Removed From Amazon

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Ryan Anderson's When Harry Became Sally was removed from Amazon's cyber shelves Sunday, three years after the controversial best-seller was published on February 20, 2018.

Anderson told Newsweek that he discovered that his book had vanished from Amazon—as well as the company's e-reader Kindle, podcast service Audible and used-book sellers—when someone looking to buy a copy informed the author. He said that neither he nor his publisher were notified by Amazon.

In 2018, the book hit No. 1 on two of Amazon's best-seller list before it was even released, but sparked controversy for arguing that society's growing acceptance of transgender people stems more from ideology than science.

"We need to respect the dignity of people who identify as transgender", Anderson argued in the book, "but without encouraging children to undergo experimental transition treatments, and without trampling on the needs and interests of others".

While the book was well-received by conservatives, LGBTQ activists have dismissed the book as anti-trans and "dangerous".

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Anti-Trans Book Removed From Amazon

'When Harry Became Sally' was published 3 years ago. Hopefully no such dangerous book will ever appear again.