Word choice in coverage of gender transition treatments issues reflects different ideas about whether they constitute care or harm. In 2022, AllSides analyzed how 11 outlets across the spectrum described transition-related treatments differently.
Each story was analyzed manually for words used to describe transgender transition-related treatments. We did not evaluate the total number of times an outlet used individual terms or phrases.
Phrases used in quotes were not included in the analysis, unless explicitly mentioned. Words expressed in quotes of any sort were also not considered in this analysis, whether it was a quote from the report or letter aforementioned or from an individual. The purpose of this analysis was to look at words self-described by media outlets themselves.Andrew Weinzierl is the Director of Research and Data Journalism at AllSides. He has a Lean Left bias.
This piece was reviewed by Julie Mastrine, Director of Marketing and Media Bias Ratings , Managing Editor Henry A. Brechter , and Daily News Specialist Joseph Ratliff .
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