Australian based gender activism website, Minus18, is set to benefit from Disney’s new Pride clothing range.

Trans activists are attempting to silence Australian academic Holly Lawford-Smith, a professor of philosophy at the University of Melbourne. They are offended by her creation of a website that encourages women to share their stories of encountering men who identify as women in women-only spaces. It is called “No Conflict they Said” and aims to highlight infringements on women’s sex-based rights through the sharing of personal stories.

Maya Forstater is a British tax expert who lost her job for defending the reality of biological sex and women’s sex-based rights. Her case was made famous after author JK Rowling tweeted her support:

Concerned parents and health care workers staged Australia’s first protest against gender clinics in Brisbane, Melbourne and Hobart last Friday. Their aim was to highlight the risk of medicalising young people who are uncomfortable with their biological sex.

Women’s Human Rights Campaign (WHRC) Australia claims that international LGBTI organisations are working together to lower the age of consent. This makes paedophilia more accessible and, in some cases, even legal.

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.

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?

Pantene have jumped on the woke bandwagon to champion the trans agenda. They have just released an ad “celebrating the relationship between a transgender girl and her lesbian moms”.

The Body Shop have rolled out a campaign about “self-love”. Of the featured people, half appear to have drastically changed who they naturally are. A trans activist and a couple of non-binary champions have done anything but embrace who they naturally are according to science and history.

Professors from the University of California, Abigail C. Saguy and Juliet A. Williams, have a written an article addressing, “Why We Should All Use They/Them Pronouns.”