The conservative author says Amazon made a “purely political move” to renew his book critical of trans ideology

Conservative author and scientist Ryan T. Anderson responded to Amazon’s recent decision To refer to his 2018 book, “when Harry became Sally: responding to a transgender moment,” four years after the seller withdrew the book from his online market.

“I think this is a purely political move. Four years ago, with the Administration of Biden, they thought they were on the right side of history. And now, four years later, they see that they are not,” he said Fox News Digital.

“I suppose they did not want the Federal Commission to open the investigation,” Anderson continued.

“When Harry became Sally” she straightened up to the top of two of the Amazon Bestseller list after being published in 2018. Book The goal is to provide “thoughtful answers to questions that arise from our transgender moment” and offered “a balanced approach to public policy on gender identity and sober assessment of human costs for human nature to make a mistake.”

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Amazon withdrew the book from his website in February 2021, just weeks after President Biden assumed his duty.

Amazon Vice President of Public Policy, Brian Husseman, sent a letter Republican Senators Defending the company’s decision to withdraw the book, saying that they decide not to sell books that “framed the LGBTQ+ identity as a mental illness”.

Anderson, who is the president of the Center for Ethics and Public Policy (EPPC) and former scientific associate for the conservative Think Tank Foundation, rejected by Amazon’s claim At the time, saying that “nowhere” was in his book, he did not frame LGBTQ identity as a mental illness.

“There was nothing in a distance in the book,” he told Fox News Digital this week, pointing to the success of a book and recognition from academics at Ivy League University.

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Even after Amazon announced on Tuesday that he had summarized the book, Anderson said that the company had never directly communicated with him about why she had returned the book to her online shelves. Suspecting that the seller’s motif for the original rejection of the book and returned, four years later, he was based on who was in power in Washington.

“I think it was professional, trying to discredit me here for the time when the book was forbidden. It was Sunday just before the former Home President Nancy Pelosi scheduled a vote of the equality law,” he said, saying he had one Of the greatest critics of the proposal of the Law on Transgender Rights.

Ever since President Donald Trump assumed his duty and signed an executive order that acknowledged and defended the “biological reality of sex”, Anderson’s organization has put pressure on Amazon to bring his book back to his platform.

Considering that Republicans who control the Senate and the Republican at the helm of the Federal Commission for Trade (FTC), Anderson suspects that the retail DIV has reversed the course because he did not want to be supervised.

Senator Ted Cruz, R-Texas, Chairman of the Senate Committee, and Andrew Ferguson, a chairman of the Federal Trade Commission, expressed interest in Anderson’s case this week.

“It just affects me that this is a more political move of Amazon’s part,” the author of Fox News Digital told. “They did not apologize. Instead of apologizing, saying we misunderstood four years ago, it seems to be a difficult call. That it is right on the verge of a razor of what is acceptable speech and what is unacceptable speech.”

Amazon published statement 4 February explaining why he returned the book to his online market.

“Balance of free speech and content that could be interpreted as hate speech is one of the hardest decisions we make as a company. A few years ago we removed ourselves” when Harry became Sally “from our store after we concluded that he had broken ours Guidelines forbidding books that promote hate speech.

“Since then, many other traders (eg Barnes & Noble, Walmart, Powell’s, etc.) have continued to sell this book, and we continued to receive feedback from customers to make ideas presented in this book, although controversial, should be available to those who want to read and understand their author’s perspective. “

“The combination of our peer traders continuing to sell the book, and the current feedback brought us to re -examine our decision. As was the case when we examined the book several years ago, it was not an easy decision, but we concluded that we concluded that we were We concluded that we had concluded that we had concluded wrong on the side that he had been too restrictive last time and decided to return the book to our store, “the statement concluded.

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Amazon and FTC refused to comment when Fox News Digital came.

A sudden turnaround comes after Amazon also “defended the” movie “The War Against Children” of Conservative Film and activist Robby Starbuck.

Starbuck told Fox News Digital that he believes that the movie that is now available on Amazon proves that conservatives have “momentum”, and powerful companies do not want to be related to the “censorship apparatus” created by liberals in recent years.

Fox News’ Brian Flood contributed to this report.