May 12, 2021
Former Olympian speaks out against trans in sport
Deborah Lovely Acason has courageously spoken out about males who imitate females in sport.
Deborah Lovely Acason has courageously spoken out about males who imitate females in sport.
The conflict between religion and rainbow ideology is being realised in schools across the globe. Teachers, other school staff and students are bearing the brunt of activism being played out on school grounds.
Trans activists are set to steal yet another aspect of female identity. Targeting the beauty of motherhood and the wonder of breastfeeding they have infiltrated the Australian Breastfeeding Association, trying to erase scientific facts for the sake of their agenda.
Australian based gender activism website, Minus18, is set to benefit from Disney’s new Pride clothing range.
A biological male has been appointed the new CEO of a rape crisis centre in Edinburgh. He claims to identify as a woman.
A Swedish hospital has stopped prescribing puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones for minors under the age of 16. The Karolinska Hospital in Sweden issued the new policy statement, effective from April 2021. Hormones will still be permissible for 16−18-year-olds under very strict conditions. Approval will only be given in research settings where the review board is satisfied the minor understands the “significant risks and uncertainties of hormonal interventions”. They will determine whether or not the teenager is mature enough, and able to provide true consent, as a result.
A Canadian father who was jailed for referring to his female child as ‘daughter’ has been released. The court found him guilty for misgendering his daughter and for speaking out against the court and judgements that had been pronounced.
Researchers from Westmead Hospital in NSW have released a paper that raises grave concerns about the medicalisation of gender dysphoria for children. A five year study, involving almost 80 children with the average age of 13, found that underlying issues and contributing factors to the dysphoria are being ignored. These include things “such as family trauma, sexual abuse, depression and autism”.
The world of roller derby is in a spin, particularly in Queensland.
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