September 16, 2020 House Voting on Resolution Banning Virus “Shaming” Earlier this week, we sent out a legislative action alert on two diversity bills that
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Those who have read the Black Lives Matter website know that capital letter BLM has nothing to do with the small letter assertion that black
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What Is Sex? / Is Sex Immutable or Changeable? / Let Girls Be Girls / A Sex and Money Scandal
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In one striking moment of myopic jurisprudence, the Supreme Court of the United States moved our country toward a future filled with confused and abused children.
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Each of the detransitioners I talked to told a remarkably similar story — of having had no gender dysphoria until puberty, when she discovered her trans identity online.
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Taxpayers should not subsidize a social contagion. Social media and “LGBT” ideology has spread the unscientific idea that humans can deny their biology and magically change their sex. Vulnerable children have been swept up in this hideous craze that only serves to destroy their fertility.
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September 15, 2020 U.S. House to Vote on “Diversity” In two legislative bills, House Democrats apparently aim this week to provide solutions to the country’s
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Before race tensions came to a head this year, the New York Times began pushing a harmful school curriculum called The 1619 Project. This project
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September 10, 2020 Ask your Rep to Cosponsor Peaceful Protests Act Pittsburgh is the latest city that has been victim to violent protests. While the
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Sex, Lies, and ChildrenProtecting the VULNERABLE from Irreversible Harm Read these gut-wrenching personal testimonies of real people who have been permanently damaged by a political
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September 10, 2020 “Slimmed-Down” Relief Bill Costs Nation $500 Billion Below are the first three paragraphs of a recent New York Times article entitled, “Federal
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Editor’s Note: What used to be considered somewhat trustworthy journalism — think Walter Cronkite and the early days of Tom Brokaw — has disintegrated into
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