A few days ago I posted a blog asking the question “Will child safeguarding prevail in South Australia?”
The ABC has been forced into an embarrassing backflip regarding a drag queen story time. They faced a massive backlash after attempting to recruit 3-5 year olds for an audience with adult male entertainers.
South Australia is set to become the first state in the country to conduct a parliamentary inquiry into gender identity practices. The inquiry is being proposed by Independent MP Frank Pangallo and is supported by Liberals and One Nation.
Last week I had several students, parents and community members contact me about a boy wearing the girl’s uniform and entering girl’s sport at Midcoast Christian College in Taree, NSW.
Hobart City Councillor Louise Elliot has been suspended for a month. No details have been given by Louise or the Mayor or anyone else on the Council. The decision is being appealed and details will not be available until that is resolved.
The final Apprehension of Violence Order Application against me has been denied.
Self-identification for gender identity is dangerous and insulting.
Iconic surfing brand Rip Curl has felt the full brunt of customers who they deliberately insulted by promoting a male as a woman.
Awww, how sweet, a story time for kids. Except, well, it is not that sweet.
Internet chat rooms are not safe places for the young or the vulnerable. Transgender chat rooms are full of activists and those desperate for others to validate their own choices. The number of stories on the internet about the harm done via these chatrooms is disturbing.
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