The Dorp Bar in Stellenbosch, South Africa, has been targeted by trans activists.
Friday 27 August is Wear it Purple Day. A day for tax-payer funded organisations, along with private companies to impose an extremist political ideology on the public, including children and employees.
Rowdy protestors disrupted the first day of hearings into Mark Latham’s bill to stop the promotion of gender fluid ideology in schools.
A new virtue-signalling campaign has been launched against Kmart and promoted by Channel 7. The hilarious thing is it only attracted 100 signatures in the first three days.
Jack Phillips, a Christian baker in Colorado, has been taken to court several times because of his Christian believes. Radical activists target him by requesting he bakes cakes for same sex marriages and transition celebration cakes. He has won each case and appeal.
Equip yourself, family, and friends with these helpful resources on the trans issue.
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