The conflict between religion and rainbow ideology is being realised in schools across the globe. Teachers, other school staff and students are bearing the brunt of activism being played out on school grounds.
Professor Dianna Kenny has presented disturbing evidence to a NSW Education Committee, calling the rapid rise of gender dysphoric youths a “social contagion”. Her testimony was one of many at a hearing related to a bill introduced by Mark Latham to stop the teaching of gender fluidity as fact in schools.
Miranda Devine has written a scathing article about the division in Catholic schools over gender-fluid ideology. She writes about the hearings being held this week by a NSW parliamentary committee regarding Mark Latham’s bill to ban gender fluidity in schools and to enshrine parental rights in law.
Hearings are being conducted this week in the NSW Parliament about gender fluidity in schools and parental rights. More than 80 submissions were tendered, and more than 20 witnesses called to present to the committee.
Speech Pathology Australia is rejecting science in favour of ideology in their latest issue of Speak Out, a magazine for speech therapists.
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.”
Cancel culture has reared its ugly head again. The director of graduate studies in the Gender & Women’s Studies Program at the University of Rhode Island, Professor Donna Hughes, is being targeted for criticising ‘trans-sex fantasy’.
One Nation MP’s and Senators have stepped up to address the aggressive push of gender ideology in schools.
Radical gender activists in NSW are using the cover of protecting women from sexual violence to further indoctrinate children in schools.
Queensland doctor, Thomas Lyons, has raised an alarm about the disturbing trend of policing pronouns and gendered language.
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