
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”.






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 






Hours after Hershey’s Canadian brand launched its HER for SHE campaign in conjunction with International Women’s Day, social media activists began calling for a boycott of the iconic chocolate maker.