Gender, White Racism, CRT
The trans double rapist says his ‘misgendering’ by prison staff should be treated as a criminal offence.
Isla Bryson, Scotland’s most notorious transgender rapist, has claimed to be a victim of ‘hate crime’.
In a letter to prison authorities, seen by the Sunday Mail, Bryson, a man known formerly as Adam Graham, lists a number of supposed indignities he has been made to suffer while serving an eight-year sentence for raping two women. Back in 2023, the tattoo-faced criminal was infamously sent to a women’s prison, HMP Cornton Vale, sparking a huge public outcry. Since he was moved to the all-male wing of HMP Edinburgh, he says he has been denied access to women’s toiletries and make-up, and has been persistently ‘misgendered’ by prison officers. One female prison officer allegedly referred to him as ‘son’, for which she has since apologised.
According to Bryson, this ‘transphobia’ is ‘disgusting’. As he sees it, he should be treated as a woman because ‘I have boobs’ and no longer ‘sound like a man’. Anyone who questions his sincerity to live as the opposite sex, he says, ought to be charged with a hate crime.
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Read MoreThe UN Commission on the Status of Women denigrated stay-at-home motherhood as ‘unpaid care work’ and instead called for state-funded daycare, a Marxist-backed concept used to break apart the traditional family.
(LifeSiteNews) — Stay-at-home moms, and mothers in general, are victims of “gender inequality” and “gender-based violence” because of their dedication to their children, a far-left United Nations commission claimed.
The 68th session of the U.N. Commission on the Status of Women reportedly focused heavily on “unpaid care work,” according to journalist Kimberly Ells, writing at Mercator.
“I spent a week listening to an endless parade of events focused almost exclusively on ending poverty by eliminating ‘unpaid care work,’” Ells wrote.
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Read MoreStay-at-home moms, and mothers in general, are victims of “gender inequality” and “gender-based violence” because of their dedication to their children, a far-left United Nations commission claimed.
The 68th session of the U.N. Commission on the Status of Women reportedly focused heavily on “unpaid care work,” according to journalist Kimberly Ells, writing at Mercator.
“I spent a week listening to an endless parade of events focused almost exclusively on ending poverty by eliminating ‘unpaid care work,’” Ells wrote.
“What is ‘unpaid care work,’ you might ask? It is work done in the home without specific monetary payment. Most people would call that kind of work simply being alive,” she wrote. “It could also be called running your own castle.”
The United Nations’ 2023 Agenda for Sustainable Development Goals lists “unpaid care work” as something that needs to be addressed.
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Read MoreIf Trudeau’s National Urban Park Initiative is implemented, Alberta could see its parks, including Edmonton’s River Valley, hijacked by the federal government in the name of ‘sustainability, conservation, equity, diversity, inclusion, and reconciliation.’
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Read MoreCanada’s next federal census appears to be going woke in the latest attack on the traditional family model after Statistics Canada confirmed it will include a first-ever series of new questions relating to “gender diversity” that includes questions about “couple relationships” outside of marriage or even common-law relationships.
According to Statistics Canada, rewriting “family dynamics” will be one of the most prominent changes for the 2026 census.
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Read MoreThe Labour MP has a long history of spouting abject nonsense about gender.
Dawn Butler is an inspiration to political hopefuls everywhere. If someone as limited in intelligence and lacking in integrity as the Labour MP for Brent can make it into the UK parliament, then surely anyone can.
Her characteristically poor judgement and shabby opportunism were on display once again earlier this week, during a House of Commons debate on the Cass Review into the NHS’s treatment of gender-confused kids. After Conservative health secretary Victoria Atkins had painstakingly outlined the details of a grisly medical experiment inflicted on vulnerable children, Butler asked what she believed to be the burning question of the moment. ‘Around 100 studies have not been included in the Cass report, and we need to know why’, she declared.
Here, Butler was mindlessly parroting a piece of disinformation that has done the rounds on trans-activist Twitter. It was designed to rubbish Dr Hilary Cass’s findings by claiming she had ignored all but a tiny handful of medical studies when drawing up her landmark report. BBC Radio 4’s More or Less has traced the rumour back to trans activists who either misunderstood or, more likely, deliberately misrepresented a press release shared by the British Medical Journal on social media. Cass herself has explained that her team of researchers appraised every single paper on puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones. Results were then taken and synthesised from high- and medium-quality studies, which amounted to 60 out of 103 available papers. Still, Butler appears to have more faith in anonymous online rumour-mongers than in the findings of a meticulous, 388-page systematic review by one of the world’s preeminent paediatricians.
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Read MoreResidents of a California border town have kicked their woke trans mayor out of office amid the city’s struggles with serious social issues.
The Gateway Pundit reported earlier this week that 26-year-old Calexico mayor Raul Ureña, the first trans mayor in the Golden State, was facing a serious recall effort from residents fed-up with his so-called leadership. Calexico is a small, heavily Hispanic city in southern Imperial County that sits on the border of Mexico and California.
Calexico has experienced rampant crime rates and the emergence of homeless encampments. Ureña’s reign has left the downtown area in distress.
While a biological male, Ureña identifies as a transgender woman and uses she/they pronouns. He stopped using traditional suits as office attire in favor of low-cut dresses that showcase a still-hairy chest.
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Read MoreThe next Census will include new questions on “couple relationships” outside marriage and common law, Statistics Canada said yesterday. It follows the first-ever collection of Census data on “gender diversity.”
“Statistics Canada is continually exploring new data sets and assessing their suitability to help supplement or replace content on the Census Of Population,” said a 2026 Census Of Population Content Consultation Report: What We Heard From Canadians. “The country relies on high quality information from the Census,” it added.
The first Census in 1871 collected data on Canadians’ marital status. The next 2026 Census will rewrite terms to examine “couple relationships,” wrote analyst
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Read MoreAmidst the landmark review from Dr. Hilary Cass showing hormone therapy for gender confused children has “remarkably weak” evidence, Scotland has followed England’s decision to stop allowing gender clinics to prescribe hormone therapy to kids 17 years old and under.
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Read MoreFederal logging remains our mature and old-growth forests’ biggest threats. These trees are some of our best allies against climate change. They sequester and store tons of carbon, protect our drinking watersheds, and provide vital habitat for thousands of species.
What we are asking for is simple: permanently protect our mature and old-growth on federal lands. This isn’t a call to end all logging- strategic thinning and forest management practices to help maintain the health of the forest are still important. However, right now without a clear rule to protect our oldest, most important trees, 370,000 acres of these forests are on the chopping block.
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