Stop Doing Pedophile Math
Series: More True More False
We’ve been sitting on this for too long.
The window is closing. After the January 2026 DOJ release of over 3 million pages of Epstein files, we can’t wait any longer.
Part One of “More True and More False” is now live.
Part One: Stop Doing Pedophile Math
In this first essay, Dr. Yamicia Connor examines how clinical language has become an escape route for abusers. When Megyn Kelly parsed the ages of Epstein’s victims into categories of harm, she wasn’t being clinically precise. She was building an escape route. This piece shows how—and why we can’t let it happen.
Part One names the permission structures. Part One explains the DSM-5 debate that created space for minimization. Part One traces how a well-intentioned clinical decision leaked into public discourse as justification for harm. And Part One refuses to let girls disappear into language.
Read Part One:
Parts Two through Five are coming.
The companion materials and toolkit will follow.
But right now—Part One is ready.
It’s the foundation. It’s where we start. Read it. Share it. Use it.
The time for delay is over.
✊🏽 WHY SUBSCRIBE
You can read me anywhere. There are louder takes. There are faster newsfeeds. There are bigger names. What you get here that you don’t get anywhere else is THE SPINE — a permanent argumentative scaffold you can stand on, walk along, share with the people you’re trying to convince, and keep coming back to over years.
The reason your premium went up $1,000. The reason your sister’s cancer trial got pulled. The reason Pap smears are disappearing from rural counties.
THEY ARE THE SAME REASON.
That’s the case we’re making, week after week, until the country can see it.
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— YC
Dr. Yamicia Connor, MD, PhD, MPH
Founder & CEO, Diosa Ara | Creator & Editor-in-Chief, The Labora Collective
