
At first glance, the certificates looked inconspicuous, appearing similar to the hundreds granted under a Colorado program that allows private citizens, public officials and other groups to request honorary flags flown over the state Capitol.
But these two certificates, dated Oct. 1, led state officials to pause the more than 20-year-old program this week.
“The people of Colorado present this flag to Gays Against Groomers with thanks and recognition for all their work to protect children,” the certificates read.
"The SPLC released its hate map . . . and for the first time ever, it included a gay group."
It is ridiculous how protesting an INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED medical scandal can get you put on a hate list.
Have they considered that the ones sterilizing children are the bad guys? pic.twitter.com/SrkHrUysLA
— Gays Against Groomers (@againstgrmrs) October 9, 2024
They are on the right side.





Female darts players have been threatened with disciplinary action if they refuse to play transgender opponents.
“This was a dream,” says Valentina Petrillo, who today became a Paralympic sprinter at the age of 51, “that I had since I was a little girl.” Except this is an athlete who was never a little girl in the first place. The Italian is a father-of-two who was still competing at 45 as a male, who won national titles in men’s track and field, and whose self-portrayal in 2021 was of a “tough guy who would speak dismissively of women, who would have given you the idea he was sexist”. And yet on Monday morning at the Stade de France, Petrillo, courtesy of institutional cowardice at every level, lined up in the visually-impaired classification of the 400 metres 

A report from the Manhattan Institute this week 

