America’s trans insanity has reached a shocking new low

If the state decrees that surgery and hormones for children are “life-saving healthcare”, what will happen to parents that disagree?

As maddening as transgender ideology can be on this side of the pond, the USA stands as a reminder that things could be so much worse. Minnesota’s Democratic Lieutenant Governor has given full-throated support for an executive order aimed at protecting access to “gender affirming care” such as sex changes and puberty blockers. “When our children tell us who they are”, she said, “it is our job as grown-ups to listen and to believe them. That’s what it means to be a good parent”.

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Does Jazz Jennings Regret Transitioning?

They tried to make Jazz the example of how amazing gender transition is. All they did was show how bad it is.

Parents should be arrested

The story of Jazz Jennings, whose parents began their attempts to transition him to female when he was just 5 years old, had a major impact on the acceptance of transgenderism in America. As a child who made TV appearances with Barbara Walters, Jennings was the example par excellence for the perspective that some people innately belong to the opposite gender — an argument that was made more convincing because Jennings’ parents had treated him as a girl since early childhood.

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‘Mutilating children for profit.’ California teen sues doctors over breast-removal surgery at age 13

A California teenager has started to sue the doctors who at age 13 cut off her breasts in a medical gender change she now bitterly regrets, in America’s latest blockbuster trans lawsuit.

The 18-year-old, who is referred to as Layla Jane, says she should never have been put through the ‘torment’ of testosterone hormones at age 12 and puberty blockers and surgery the next year.

She is one of a growing number of detransitioners, as they are known, who come to regret their procedures and sue the doctors they accuse of pushing them into irreversible treatments instead of counselling.

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Sex education means gender dysphoria is new anorexia for girls, says mother of trans former pupil

The Dancing Plague Strasbourg

“I had no idea what the whole ‘gender identity’ thing was,” says the mother of a transgender teenager whose daughter now identifies as a boy.

“She was demanding a new name, new pronouns. And I was saying, ‘slow down, what’s going on?’

“I didn’t know what a pronoun was. I was that naive.”

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This petition asks Canada to grant asylum to transgender people from the U.S. Could it work?

Tens of thousands of Canadians are joining a call for the Canadian government to help transgender and non-binary people fearing the outcome of anti-LGBTQ legislation gaining ground in the United States and other countries.

Cait Glasson, an activist in Waterloo, Ont., launched an online petition to the House of Commons, asking the federal government to extend the right to claim asylum “by reason of eliminationist laws in their home countries, whatever country that may be.”

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Drag Queen Fail

Should not be allowed near children

A drag queen has triggered a backlash for teaching children about controversial conversion therapy.

Aida H Dee, the persona behind Drag Queen Story Hour UK (DQSH), was invited to lecture 11-year-olds at Lewis School Pengam in Wales about the practice, suicide statistics and “queerness”.

But concerns have been raised over the “spectacular safeguarding fail” given that the drag queen recently helped raise money for the funeral of a child rapist “taken unjustly”, has posted on social media about “orgies” and said that “love has no age”.

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Girls Are Now Being Banned From Sports for Wanting to Play Against Girls

Liberals won’t let anyone play who doesn’t agree with them.

If a girls’ sports team fielded a boy disguised as a girl, referees once called that cheating.

Now when schools refuse to play girls’ teams fielding male players disguised as females, officials call them bad sports.

The Vermont Principals Association (VPA) anathematized Mid Vermont Christian School for refusing to take the court in a girls’ basketball game against a team that included a male player.

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‘This is simply cheating’: Massachusetts high school is slammed after winning girls state track and field championship with trans athlete

A Massachusetts high school has been criticized for allowing a transgender girl athlete to help win the state track and field championship last month – amid the heated debate over trans athletes in sport.

Chloe Barnes helped Brookline High School to the state’s Interscholastic Athletics Association Division 1 Indoor Track and Field Championships over three other schools after competing in the Girls 55m hurdles.

Her fourth-placed finish in the race – behind a Brookline teammate – helped her school get the points necessary to win the title.

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Time to Think: how the Tavistock harmed children

Hannah Barnes’ book uncovers the terrifying lack of evidence behind so much ‘gender affirming’ treatment.

‘Are we hurting children?’ That is the question that underpins Hannah Barnes’ new book on the rise and collapse of the Tavistock’s Gender Identity Development Service (GIDS), the UK’s only specialist clinic for children experiencing gender dysphoria. GIDS is closing this spring following the findings of NHS England’s interim Cass Review last year. Time to Think aims to give us the answers as to why this has happened – and it delivers.

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Transgender predator who only started identifying as a woman after being released from prison for sex attack on an underage girl is convicted of raping a ‘vulnerable’ friend just weeks later

A trans predator has been convicted of raping a friend with ‘her penis’ just weeks after being released from prison for child sex offences.

Lexi-Rose Crawford, a biological male who now identifies as female, had previously been handed a four-year jail term after having sex with an underage girl she met online.

She only began using a female name and feminine pronouns around January 2019, when she was released from prison, but within weeks had raped a vulnerable friend.

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Calgary authorities are siding with the man who undressed in girls’ public pool changing room

It is important that Canadians, when listening to politicians such as Justin Trudeau, Jagmeet Singh, Rachel Notley, and a motley crew of others, understand what they are talking about when they declare their support for “transgender rights.” What they mean — but don’t say — is that biological men who identify as women have the legal right to frequent female-only spaces, regardless of whether they have “transitioned.”

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Pope Francis: ‘Gender ideology’ is one of ‘most dangerous ideological colonizations’

Pope Francis spoke out against gender theory in a recent interview, echoing his past comments expressing disapproval of transgender ideology.

“Gender ideology, today, is one of the most dangerous ideological colonizations,” Francis said in the conversation.

The pope made the comments in a March 10 interview with Argentinian newspaper La Nación — the conversation was translated into English by the Catholic News Agency.

“Why is it dangerous?” he continued. “Because it blurs differences and the value of men and women.”

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Is it now ‘far right’ to be a feminist?

According to Hope Not Hate, standing up for women’s rights makes you a dangerous extremist.

Say ‘far-right extremism’ and most people will think of fascism. Perhaps Hitler, Nazis and swastikas. Or closer to home, it’s Enoch Powell and his infamous ‘Rivers of Blood’ speech. Or the National Front of the 1970s. Far less likely to spring to mind are feminists defending women’s rights. Or concerned parents who object to the sexualisation of children and to libraries hosting drag queens.

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The most insulting International Women’s Day campaign


Awful tranny, awful excuse for a human being

Happy International Women’s Day! A few years ago, this jaunty greeting would have left me snorting with derision. I pooh-poohed the very notion of International Women’s Day. Back then, it seemed that women were smashing glass ceilings, narrowing the gender pay gap and overtaking men when it came to education and entering the professions. Set against all these successes, a day to celebrate women seemed like either an excuse to wallow in long-lost victimhood or a naff marketing campaign

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