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}}</ref> Public opinion in the United States in 2024 has now reached that tipping point. | }}</ref> Public opinion in the United States in 2024 has now reached that tipping point. | ||
The percentage of American boys being [[circumcised]] has been slowly but progressively declining for a long time, while the number of boys with [[intact]] [[foreskin]] has correspondingly increased.<ref name="jacobson2021" /> The percentage of [[intact]] newborn boys now exceeds the percentage of [[circumcised]] newborn boys. | The percentage of American boys being [[circumcised]] has been slowly but progressively declining for a long time, while the number of boys with [[intact]] [[foreskin]] has correspondingly increased.<ref name="jacobson2021" /> The percentage of [[intact]] newborn boys now exceeds the percentage of [[circumcised]] newborn boys.<ref name="yang2025" /> | ||
As the present trend continues, [[intactness]] is becoming the more usual, normal, and expected condition for newborn infant boys in America. | As the present trend continues, [[intactness]] is becoming the more usual, normal, and expected condition for newborn infant boys in America. | ||