Over the Rainbow: A Challenge to Cancel Culture edited by Drew Hutton and Libby Connors is out now.

Drew Hutton co-founded the Greens party many years ago based on environmental activism. Over the past several years, he and his wife Libby have been astounded at the progressive shift to endorse the lie that humans can change sex, dressed up in the harmful narrative promoted by gender ideology.

Their new book is an informative collection of predominantly Australian voices speaking into the reality that humans can’t change sex and women deserve and need sex based rights.

Drew has become increasingly vocal in this space, standing side by side with women and people across the political spectrum. He has endured penalties and ridicule from his own side, but also gained an immense amount of support for his common sense stand that reaches across all political persuasions.

Over the Rainbow brings together writers in the fields of community services, therapy and medicine, politics and theory, workplace and sporting culture, the arts and law to explore the stultifying impact that dogmatic adherence to trans ideology has had on everyday life and culture. Together they articulate the underpinning theory and philosophy of gender ideology as well as to explain how these ideas were applied within organisations to override free speech and shut down dissent. This new dogma has embedded itself across the English-speaking world and this book includes writers from the USA, Canada and the United Kingdom, as well as Australia to illustrate its rigidity and negative impacts on civic culture. Free speech and civil society organisations have been essential to the success of representative democracy. The writers in this book hope to contribute to a re-opening of civic discourse.

I highly recommend you read this book and share it with others to ensure reality is restored to Australian law and that we do all we can to protect free speech, and truth speech, in this country.