Oscar winners advocate drag kids, transgenderism, and call statuette “non-binary” (& other stories)

A roundup of news and commentary from around the interwebs.

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I joined a protest against abortion pills in Washington, D.C. the week after Roe fell—and it turns out that the hard work of pro-life groups across the states is really paying off. From Live Action News: “Walgreens has ‘no plans’ to dispense abortion pill in 21 states.”

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The next round of abortion referendums is coming down the pipe. Ohio’s is particularly brutal. From National Review: “Ohio’s Disastrous Abortion Ballot Proposal.”

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From Quillette, a devastating analysis of “transgender medicine”: “Hormones First. Research Later.”

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On that subject, proceed with caution to this thread:

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I suspect this will come to Canada in short order, as well—Oregon’s assisted suicide count includes several “suicide tourist” deaths.

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In case anyone is wondering how the Oscars went earlier this week, one of the awards was dedicated to drag kids:

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That, and Jamie Lee Curtis—who won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress, thanked her “transgender daughter”—actually her son—in her speech, and announced later that in honor of “Ruby,” she’d be referring to her Oscar statuette as “they/them.” Which is weird. But also, consider:

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But that’s where Hollywood is these days. Perhaps the prostration of our celebrity elites before the transgender movement is best summed up in this image—of Drew Barrymore literally getting on her knees before Dylan Mulvaney, a male cosplaying as a girl on social media:

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