Speech Pathology Australia is rejecting science in favour of ideology in their latest issue of Speak Out, a magazine for speech therapists.
Not much has changed over the past fifty years. Despite the current gender-fluid craze, children still prefer to play with toys that are stereotypical to their sex and gender. Society has changed a lot of the past 5 decades with greater equality evidenced by the number of women in the workforce, higher levels of education and higher income levels.
A trans-girl deceives a boy into thinking he is really a girl. Now it is a right old mess.
A broadcaster in Ireland has been found guilty of breaching the rules after allowing a slur against author JK Rowling to go unchallenged. A panellist on a radio programme on Today FM labelled the author a “transphobic bigot” without any evidence of the claim. No one else, including the presenter, challenged the statement on air.
The National Collegiate Athletic Association in the US is choosing to discriminate against women, in favour of transgender athletes. They have proclaimed they “won’t hold championship events in locations that aren’t “free of discrimination.”
Where is The North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network getting their advice from? And who authorised them as social engineers? With the claim it will help confused children, they are insisting on non-gendered playing teams, rainbow flags and unisex bathrooms. They are also campaigning to erase male/female distinctions from our language. How will cancelling affectionate terms of endearment that we use every day help vulnerable children?
Arkansas has become the first state in the US to outlaw transgender treatment for children under the age of 18.
President Biden has again come out to declare his support for transgender ideology at the expense of biological, scientific reality.
Katherine Deves, co-founder of Save Women’s Sport Australasia, has written a powerful article about the importance of biological sex.
He was competing as a girl, how is that fair?
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