Sexually explicit materials and books are increasingly being added to school libraries and curriculums. Activists claim it is a necessary step in the education of children after the de-gendering of marriage.
A transgender couple have released a video of a male trying to breastfeed their new baby. He claims the baby can latch on but he can’t lactate. He says he is not worried as they plan to supplement the feeds anyway.
The San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus have removed an extremely controversial video from their social media sites after claiming it was taken out of context and it was meant to be just ‘tongue-in-cheek’.
A mob of trans extremists and their supporters turned violent as they opposed a group of protesters at WiSpa in California. The protesters were upset that the spa had allowed a male to expose his penis in the female area, excusing his behaviour as he ‘identified’ as a woman.
The Washington Post has published a very disturbing article defending the sexualisation of children.
The children’s program Blue’s Clues has capitulated to the extremist rainbow agenda. A new episode will feature a song that promotes all things LGBT, focusing on sexual orientations and identities.
Thirteen-year-old Ipswich teenager, Logan Kelly, has declared himself Australia’s youngest drag queen. He began his drag act at the tender age of 10 at the North Ipswich Bowls Club, south-west of Brisbane.
Another scientific, evidence-based study has found a major difference between males and females in sport.
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.
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.
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