March 1 - 7, 2024- WPATH dark truths leaked, Canada proposes silencing bill, woman convicted of hate crime for expelling man from toilet, high school students exploited in videos
March 1 - 7, 2024- WPATH dark truths leaked, Canada proposes silencing bill, woman convicted of hate crime for expelling man from toilet, high school students exploited in videos
Men fight laws keeping men out of girls & women's sports, Mental illness in women caused by abuse from men, Men exploit funds set aside for women, Abortion pill available at CVS & Walgreens
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Top News
March 4, 2024 - The WPATH Files Leaked to the Public
Earlier today US based think tank Environmental Progress released files from World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) that reveal clinicians consistently violated medical ethics and consent. WPATH is regarded as the leading global medical authority on gender medicine and have had enormous influence on the standards of care adopted by medical associations, governments and healthcare systems around the world. The files reveal that WPATH does not meet standards of evidence-based medicine; and that the organization advocated for medical care that caused serious, permanent, detrimental consequence without transparently presenting these risks to patients or their caregivers. The files are to be found at the end of the report.
More information can be found here on Michael Shellenberger’s X feed.
News Nation covers the WPATH documents leak.
March 6, 2024 - REDUXX WPATH Coverage
Over the past two years, Reduxx has conducted multiple in-depth investigations into the World Professional Association for Transgender Health. What we found was a pattern of WPATH academics rubbing shoulders with pedophiles and fetishists.
REDUXX WPATH Previous Articles X Thread
Dec 6, 2021 - Trans Health Authority Cites CASTRATION FETISH Site in Guidelines
May 17, 2022 - Top Trans Medical Association Collaborated With Castration, Child Abuse Fetishists
Silencing Girls, Women, and Their Supporters by Threats and Cancellation
An ex-BBC journalist has revealed that she was told to delete gender-critical tweets by an internal disciplinary board then reprimanded by the Corporation when she refused. Cath Walton, who worked at the broadcaster for 26 years, had to go before an internal BBC hearing after writing that men cannot scientifically be women on social media.
Feb 27, 2024 - Five things to know about Canada's proposed law to guard against online harms
Critics of Canada’s Bill C-63 the Online Harms Act say this bill will allow criminal penalties to be applied to people who correctly sex trans identify people on social media, and that comments made in the past, before this law goes into effect will be subject to this law.
Males in Female Sports
She Won - As of this publishing, 879 medals for women & girl athletes have gone to men & boys.
A Nevada college oversight leader is facing calls to resign after correctly referring to TIM athletes as 'men masquerading as women.' Patrick Boylan has been slammed for making the comments during a meeting of the Nevada System of Higher Education's Board of Regents on Friday.
March 6, 2024 - Nassau County leader sues Tish James after AG claimed ban on trans athletes in girls sports is ‘illegal’
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman has filed a federal lawsuit to block state Attorney General Letitia James from thwarting his order banning transgender athletes from competing against biological girls in competitive sporting events held at county athletic facilities. James last week sent Blakeman a cease-and-desist letter claiming Blakeman’s executive order is “discriminatory,” “transphobic” and “illegal.”
Erasing Women and Women’s Safe Spaces
March 7, 2024 - Portland bartender who shoved transgender woman in bathroom dispute guilty of hate crime, jury rules
An off-duty bartender who ordered a patron not to use the women’s bathroom and shoved the man when he tried to explain his gender identity was found guilty of second-degree bias crime and harassment charges Wednesday. The confrontation, captured on surveillance camera footage, showed Cassie McIntyre pushing customer Riis Larsen, a man, outside the women’s restroom at Jake’s Place.
Concerns about “trans fraud” have emerged after dozens of male civil servants in one small community changed their gender identity reportedly just to get benefits allocated for females. The wave of gender change approvals follows the implementation of the Trans Law, which eased the regulations surrounding legal identity changes.
March 6, 2024 - 'Feminist' professor attacks women for crying 'White tears' to preserve female-only spaces: 'Racist'
An "intersectional feminist" professor in the United Kingdom claimed that it was "racist" to advocate for spaces exclusively for biological females, according to a research article. Dr. Helen Clarke is a professor affiliated with Oxford Brookes. Clarke’s main point in her piece, first reported by the College Fix, attacked assertions that transgender people should be excluded from the LGBT acronym. She specifically calls out an organization called "The LGB Alliance," which seeks to preserve women-only spaces.
March 2, 2024 - Trans-Identified Male Selected as UN Women Delegate
A man has been selected to represent women as a UN Women UK delegate to work with the UN Commission on the status of Women. This man who identifies himself as trans has a history of stealing his sisters under garments along with other confessions of having a crossdressing fetish.
March 1, 2024 - New York AG Letitia James threatens ‘decisive legal action’ over county’s transgender athlete ban
New York Attorney General Letitia James (D) on Friday demanded that a Nassau County official immediately repeal an executive order restricting the ability of transgender women and girls to participate in athletic events at county-run facilities, arguing it is “in clear violation” of state law.
Sex Discrimination
March 7, 2024 - Mental illness in women and girls driven by violence and abuse, doctors warn
Men abusing women is the cause of most mental illness in women, according to British psychiatrists. Violence and abuse towards women and girls is driving up cases of mental illness, leading medics have warned. Long-term abuse can lead to suicidal thoughts or symptoms of psychosis, the Royal College of Psychiatrists said. Some 59% of psychiatrists said that violence and abuse are contributing to mental illness in their female patients, according to a new poll by the Royal College of Psychiatrists. Almost half (49%) of the 515 psychiatrists surveyed said relationship issues – often caused by coercive behaviour – were driving mental health issues in women and girls.
March 7, 2024 - Voters backed abortion rights. Yet Kansas could make doctors ask patients why they want abortions
Kansas moved closer Thursday to requiring abortion providers to ask patients why they want to terminate their pregnancies and report the answers to the state. The House approved, in an 81-39 vote, a bill that would require providers to ask patients 11 questions about their reasons for terminating a pregnancy, including that they can’t afford another child, raising a child would hinder their education or careers, or a spouse or partner wanted her to have an abortion. The bill goes next to the state Senate, where it also is likely to pass.
A grandfather who allegedly drugged his wife so that 83 strangers he met online could rape her over a ten-year period will be tried in a converted exhibition centre because of the sheer number of men accused of raping her. Septuagenarian Dominique P. and another 50 men all face a maximum of 20 years behind bars if they are found guilty their trial in the Parc des Expositions in Avignon, southern France, next September.
March 6, 2024 - ‘It’s really terrifying’: Woman denied abortion in Texas reflects on politicians and judges playing role in women’s medical decisions
Katie Cox’s medically necessary abortion was blocked by the Texas supreme court forcing her to seek an abortion out of state. Cox’s fetus had been diagnosed with a rare genetic condition at 20 weeks. Cox argued carrying her pregnancy to term would be life threatening and meet the Texas requirementd allowing an abortion. The court denied her claim saying her doctors had not established that her pregnancy was life threatening.
March 5, 2024 -Nebraska’s new law limiting abortion and trans healthcare is argued before the state Supreme Court
Nebraska has presented a hybrid law to ban abortion after 12 weeks with limitations on gender affirming care to minors. Assistant Attorney General Eric Hamilton argued Tuesday that the hybrid law does not violate a state constitutional requirement that legislative bills stick to a single subject. But he went further, stating that the case is not one the high court should rule on because it is politically charged and lawmaking is within the sole purview of the Legislature.
March 5, 2024 - 90 million adults could be addicted to porn- as study unveils new concerns about 'problematic' use that affects 3% of global population
Nearly 100 million adults could be addicted to pornography, a global study suggests. Researchers in Canada evaluated thousands of adults across the world for 'problematic pornography use' - defined as watching enough pornography that has a negative impact on relationships and job performance - and found approximately three percent of people exhibited concerning usage, but less than one percent sought treatment. The study, published in the journal Addiction, included more than 80,000 adults from dozens of countries.
News Impacting Society and Children
March 7, 2024 - Radical Trans Ideology Hurting Kids and Female Athletes, with Hutchinson, Starbuck, Ayala & Campbell
Megyn Kelly dives deep into the issue of radical trans ideology. First, April Hutchinson, record-breaking female powerlifter, joins to talk about the man who is taking over her sport, the shocking rules in Canada when it comes to males in women's sports, the money women are losing by the "trans" sports revolution, how she was suspended for calling a male a "biological male" in her sport, the "trans" athlete then harassing and threatening her over social media. Then detransitioner Isabelle Ayala and her lawyer Jordan Campbell join to talk about Isabelle's story that led her to begin "transitioning" at the age of 14, the lawsuit she has filed taking action on those who pushed this, the major revelations in the "WPATH Files." Then Robby Starbuck, filmmaker of "The War on Children," joins to discuss the way radical trans ideology demands lying about reality, how "social emotional learning" has been co-opted now, race essentialism in our schools, how parents can fight back, and more.
March 7, 2024 - German police conduct raids against people suspected of posting misogynistic hate speech online
German law enforcement authorities on Thursday carried out raids across Germany against people suspected of posting misogynistic hate speech on the internet as part of of a coordinated push to shine the spotlight on online violence against women. Police raided homes and interrogated 45 suspects in 11 states early Thursday. None of the suspects were detained, Germany's Federal Criminal Police Office said in a statement. Another 37 suspects were already searched and interrogated in previous weeks and months.
March 6, 2024 - Leaked discussions reveal doctors' concerns about treatments for transgender children
(more coverage on the WPATH leak) Leaked discussions provide a rare glimpse into the private conversations between doctors caring for the growing number of children identifying as transgender. Exchanges include concerns that minors can’t always fully grasp the extent to which the medical interventions they are agreeing to are impacting them, especially those that have potentially permanent effects like sterility; whether the minimum standard age for genital surgery — 18 — should be considered an “arbitrary” number; and whether starting children on puberty blockers as young as age nine is “robbing” children of a key period of sexual development.
March 7, 2024 - ‘Are we dating the same guy?’ These women-run groups are accused of being toxic, but they carry a feminist legacy
In 2022, a social network was formed in New York for women to share warnings about their interactions with men on dating apps. Since then, “Are we dating the same guy?” (AWDTSG) groups have exploded online across Facebook and other social platforms, attracting anywhere from hundreds to more than 150,000 members depending on the city they serve. These groups are trying to improve women’s online safety where dating app developers are failing. In doing so, they’re tapping into a long history of feminist initiatives aimed at protecting women from allegedly hostile or predatory men.
March 6, 2024 - Feet-licking videos uncovered from past Edmond Public Schools fundraising events
Multiple disturbing videos of Oklahoma high school students licking chocolate and peanut butter off the toes and armpits of staff are making rounds on social media. Responses from the schools reveal the videos are of fundraising events at two highschools from previous years. The public has questions about the appropriateness of these events.
March 5, 2024 - Initiative enhancing parental rights over school-aged children approved by Washington legislature
An initiative crafting a “parents bill of rights” will soon become law after it passed the state Senate and House of Representatives on Monday. Initiative 2081 will grant parents of public school students the right to review classroom materials, including textbooks and curriculum, and easily access their child’s academic and medical records. Parents can also opt their children out of assignments related to the students’ sexual experiences or the family’s religious or political beliefs.
March 4, 2024 - France enshrines abortion as a constitutional right in historic vote
France has become the only country in the world to clearly protect women’s right to terminate a pregnancy in its basic law. "The behaviour of the US Supreme Court did women all around the world a favour, because it woke us up", Monteil said. A congress of both houses of parliament in Versailles starting at 3:30 pm (1430 GMT) found the three-fifths majority needed for the change after it overcame initial resistance in the right-leaning Senate. President Emmanuel Macron pledged last year to enshrine abortion -- legal in France since 1975 -- in the constitution, after the US Supreme Court overturned the half-century-old right to the procedure.
March 2, 2024 - Elon Musk defends reinstating rule against misgendering, says it’s only for ‘repeated, targeted harassment'
Elon Musk quietly reintroduced an anti-misgendering policy that he dropped last year. The reinstatement of this policy means it is harassment to correctly state someone’s sex or previous name.
March 2, 2024 - US Democrats are Losing Women Voters
In the past women voters favored democratic candidates in larger numbers than Republicans. Recent polling shows women are now evenly supporting both parties, showing Democrats losing women voters. Republicans are enjoying an increase of support from women. Perhaps knowing that a woman is never a man and a man is never woman is behind this shift.
March 1, 2024 - Pope condemns the 'ugly ideology' of gender theory - the idea you can adopt the gender you want - saying it is 'cancelling out humanity'
Pope Francis said “gender ideology is the ugliest danger of our time,” when giving an address at the international symposium “Man-Woman: Image of God.” He said it ‘erases all distinctions between men and women. To cancel the differences is to erase humanity, that man and woman exist in a fruitful tension.’ Pope Francis has commissioned studies into gender ideology, condemning it as a threat to humanity.
March 1, 2024 - CVS and Walgreens to start selling abortion pills this month
CVS and Walgreens, the two largest pharmacy chains in the U.S., will start selling abortion pills as soon as this month, the companies said Friday. Access to the drug mifepristone, commonly known as the abortion pill, will require a prescription. Both CVS and Walgreens told CBS News they have become certified to dispense the pills following regulatory changes the FDA made last year that allow retail pharmacies to sell the pills.
Entertainment
March 7, 2024 - J.K. Rowling Reported To Police By Former ‘Big Brother’ Contestant Over “Transphobia”; Rowling Says She Has Harassment Claim Against Presenter
J.K. Rowling quit ignoring India Willoughby, only to threaten to pursue a harassment claim against him.
Op-Eds of Interest
The NSPCC says parents limiting and monitoring children’s online activities is emotional abuse
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