Alan Rose Knihy

The narrative explores the establishment of the London Gender Clinic, the pioneering facility in Europe that allowed parents to select the sex of their unborn child. It delves into the controversy and public outcry that ensued following its opening, highlighting the ethical, social, and emotional implications of such a choice. Through personal anecdotes and societal reactions, the author provides a thought-provoking examination of gender selection and its impact on families and society at large.