“They really do want your children”

In an environment of endless protest from the left, trans activists have moved from public disruption to simply disabling systems they do not like. On May 1, 2024, Utah launched a reporting form to enforce H.B. 257, a law signed by Gov. Spencer Cox in January that protects sex-designated spaces such as restrooms or locker rooms from intrusions by members of the opposite sex. The state auditor is required to investigate these reports, but within a week, the office received around 10,000 false complaints from trans activists attempting to overwhelm the system to make reporting and enforcement impossible.

We know from detransitioners — those who once identified as trans but now accept their sex — that the internet presents many dangers to unhappy, lonely children.

This theme appears multiple times in the Cass report, the recent independent review commissioned by NHS England to investigate what went wrong with its main gender youth clinic.

The hearing for Alberta trustee Monique LaGrange, who was forced to resign over social media posts criticizing gender ideology, has been extended by two additional court days.

The former trustee asked for two judicial reviews into the actions of the Red Deer Catholic Regional Schools (RDCRS) board, which disqualified her from her trustee position and issued sanctions after her social media posts.

Pock, pock, pock. That’s the sound of champagne bottles being opened throughout the West by people who care about children’s mental and physical health. They are celebrating the 338-page final report and recommendations to England’s National Health Service (NHS) by pediatrician Dr. Hilary Cass and her team, the product of a four-year investigation into the efficacy of social and medical transitioning of children diagnosed with gender dysphoria in England’s gender identity clinics and services.

Accompanied by thorough reviews of the scientific evidence to support its recommendations, the Cass Review delivers what gender-extremism critics hoped for: the conclusion that gender-affirmative medical practice is built on “remarkably weak evidence.”

A trans-identifying middle school male who was caught on video attacking a 13-year-old girl with a Stanely Cup was revealed to have had a “hit list” of students to target.

Last Wednesday, a seventh-grade girl was left hospitalized after being attacked at Pennbrook Middle School in North Wales, Pennsylvania. The accused student, a biological male who identifies as female, allegedly attacked the girl in the head with a Stanley Cup in the school cafeteria.

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Scottish primary schools are appointing children as “LGBT champions” and are being urged to ask pupils as young as four if they are gay, lesbian or trans, The Telegraph can reveal.

Documents show that schools are setting up LGBT clubs and “gender and sexual orientation alliance groups” for pupils as part of their membership of a scheme run by the charity LGBT Youth Scotland.

In 2020, the NHS commissioned Dr Hilary Cass, a leading paediatrician, to review its gender services for children and young people. Today, four years on, her eagerly anticipated findings have been published.

At its core, the Cass Review severely criticises the NHS’s approach to ‘gender confused’ children, and reaffirms the principle of evidence-based practice in medicine. It warns that the medical pathway is unsuitable for most young people with gender issues. And it states that clinicians should take extreme care before allowing anyone under the age of 25 to take pharmaceutical steps to ‘transition’ to look like the opposite sex.

Parents in the Thames Valley District are raising questions about a student survey they say is “intrusive” and lacks transparency.

The Concerned Parents Association of London and Area (CPAL) says it’s concerned over the Everyone Belongs Student Survey, which asks questions about students’ sexual orientation and gender identity. The survey is designed for students in Grades 7 to 12, CPAL said.

An Ontario trustee has resigned amid several investigations of her social media posts over alleged code of conduct violations.

The Durham District School Board (DDSB) said it accepted the resignation of Linda Stone on March 27.

“At a Special Board Meeting held on Wednesday, March 27, 2024, the Board of Trustees accepted Trustee Stone’s resignation,” the school board said in a post on X, formerly Twitter.