Transgender swimmers went head-to-head at a meet in the US. The male who says he is female won races but lost to a female who says she is male.
New guidelines have been published by trans extremists to conflate their narrative with race and class narratives.
Alana McLaughlin is a bloke. A strong bloke who was previously part of the US Army Special Forces. He is now a mixed martial artist who appropriates womanhood to beat up women in competition.
A group of girl’s schools in the UK has declared they will not allow biological males to enrol, regardless of how they identify. They stated they are concerned about “jeopardizing single-sex status” and will be seeking “guidance from the government”.
Seven News has thrown its weight behind transgender propaganda. Denying science, they have reported on a female falling pregnant, giving birth and raising her child as a man and ‘dad’. They even go so far as to state the child’s mother does not exist!
Swimming official, Cynthia Millen, has resigned in protest over rules that allow biological males to compete in female categories. Millen has been officiating meets in the US for 30 years.
Buzzfeed has released a helpful guide of books to avoid giving to the young people in your life. The list includes books that encourage children to change their pronouns, deny science and reject biological reality.
A German Bible museum has caused offense around the world by hosting a play that portrays Jesus, the Son of God, as transgender. In addition, the Biblehaus in Frankfurt has set up an LGBT exhibit falsely claiming the Bible endorses “diversity of gender.”
The World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) is proposing that children as young as 14 should be given transitioning treatments, including surgery to “masculinise” girl’s chests when they reach the age of 15.
On 22 October 2021, the ACT government released a discussion paper, soliciting input on their suggested reforms to the ACT’s discrimination law. The paper, “INCLUSIVE, PROGRESSIVE, EQUAL”, proposes some sweeping changes which, if implemented, would shroud the liberties of ACT residents in legal uncertainty.
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