A new book released in the US is reinforcing old gender stereotypes in an attempt to make transgender issues more palatable.
The Daily Mail has reported that the tax-payer funded BBC will be “encouraging staff to become ‘straight allies’ of colleagues who are gay, lesbian or have other gender identities. The move is an attempt to tackle what it calls a ‘heteronormative culture’, in which being straight is considered the norm.”
In a new paper published about Alzheimer's disease (AD), questions are raised about the impact of sex and gender on research and outcomes.
A New Zealand news site, like many others around the world, have been exploring whether or not trans women should be considered “real” women.
A new TV show about Supergirl will feature a transgender actor, playing a transgender character.
The Christian Post has reported that, “The state of New Jersey instructed schools on Wednesday to use the preferred names and pronouns of transgender students without the need for parental consent.”
A transgender woman, who is a biological male, has filed a complaint against a female-orientated spa to court for refusing to give him a full Brazilian wax.
An Australian science website has raised the issue of gender and language. What was once normal language is now been changed to accommodate radical gender ideology.
Rita Panahi, Herald Sun columnist wrote an article about the latest encroachment of the gender wars. It seems radical gender activists lost their minds when it was confirmed much-loved puppets Bert and Ernie are not gay.
Girl Guide leaders who refuse to comply with controversial new transgender policy have been sacked. Two leaders with many years of experience between them raised some serious safety concerns. Instead of considering the implications the Girl Guides chose to sack the leaders.
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