A roundup of news and commentary from around the interwebs.
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I cover some good news in a column here: “Conservative countries won a major victory against the UN’s abortion and LGBT agendas.”
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Educators are calling social services on parents who don’t want their children “transitioned.” It’s the stuff of nightmares: “UK school reports parents who refused to affirm daughter’s ‘transgender’ identity to child protective services.”
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Is the next big transgender scandal going to be in Italy? From GenSpect: “Gender Identity in Italy: The Developing Situation at Careggi Hospital.”
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From the BBC: “Dominica High Court overturns ban on same-sex relations.”
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Increasingly, the new generation speaks the language of LGBT in a way that the previous never did. Will it last? I have my doubts, but this new study, covered by Newsweek, is significant nonetheless: “Study Explores Growing Use of They/Them Pronouns.”
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Another powerful, but necessary, detransitioner testimony: “I had surgery to become a man but regretted it so I changed back to a woman five years later – now my body Is ruined.”
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More soon.