Last week I had the privilege of attending a long lunch with former Olympian and Commonwealth Games champion weightlifter Deborah Acason, nee Lovely. And let me tell you she IS so lovely!
Swimming Australia has a lot to answer for. Why are they so reluctant to defend our female champions against males appropriating womanhood in their sport?
UK MP, Nick Fletcher caused a stir during a Westminster Hall debate, encouraging parents to ‘push back’ if their child claims to be non-binary.
Lia Thomas, a male swimmer who appropriates the female sex, is gunning to take the place of a legitimate woman to pursue his Olympic dream. He claims trans women are “not a threat to women’s sports” and men imitate being women because they want to be happy.
Binary recently received an interesting email in response to this article titled “A man breastfeeds his wife’s baby.”
State Farm, an American insurance company has been likened to a ‘creepy neighbour’ after a whistleblower outed them for their campaign to indoctrinate children into LGBT ideology.
Dr Helen Adam, a woke researcher from Edith Cowan University’s School of Education, has recommended parents and teachers stop reading their children classic story books because they could be ‘detrimental’ to gender identity.
Assistant professor Maureen O’Hara has authored a study into the criminal justice system in the UK that reveals the system is failing women. Transgender rights are being preferred over reality as male rapists who imitate being women are being referred to as ‘she’ by both the police and courts, despite this not aligning with the law.
There are an increasing number of de-transitioner stories hitting the internet. They are sad and disturbing reports of young people who were led down a medicalised pathway without full disclosure of what lay ahead.
Dr. Debra Soh, a sex neuroscientist and author of The End of Gender: Debunking the Myths About Sex and Identity in Our Society, has exposed the lunacy of a science journal succumbing to gender ideology.
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