Words matter. Definitions matter. The media and the courts have now reached a stage of total disregard for words and meanings. This seriously impacts the reporting of cases such as this one.

These are the opening remarks that Binary spokeswoman, Kirralie Smith, made to the NSW parliamentary committee regarding Mark Latham’s bill to ban the teaching of gender fluidity ideology in schools, and to protect parental rights.

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.

De-gendering marriage was just the beginning. It was never going to be the end game. As warned by many who fought to retain marriage between one man and one woman, the push is on to legalise criminal relationships.

A non-binary prisoner has been denied the use of they/their pronouns in court.

A shocking letter issued by the Insurance Department’s General Counsel in California claims that teen girls who want their breasts removed because they feel like a boy should not be classed as “cosmetic”, but “reconstructive.” Breasts on gender dysphoric girls have been described as “abnormal structures of the body caused by congenital defects.”

A transgender prisoner in the United States has been left disappointed after being denied publicly-funded hormone treatment.

Transgender inmates in Western Australia can now enjoy a smorgasbord of choices including choose your own prison and get a single, private stay all to yourself.

The media lies. That shouldn’t come as much of a surprise to anyone in 2020.

A small win for parents in Wisconsin, USA.