Defense of the Amazing Foreskin against American Cultural Bias

This book explains the many errors in the popular American cultural bias against the foreskin which leads to the practice of circumcision despite it having no medical benefit or validity. It shows how the foreskin is valuable to the human male and to deprive one of this is a violation of his right to bodily integrity. It is completely unethical for anyone to think they have the right to make this decision for another person regardless of their status or position. This book also discusses how these biases are completely absent in countries that do not practice and have never practiced circumcision, such as Peru for example. The experiences of people in such countries show that the dire predictions, worries, and fears of Americans about the foreskin and the consequences of not being circumcised are completely unjustified and have no basis in reality. The foreskin is very beneficial and the penis is designed to function with it intact. There is no justification for circumcision to continue.