Undermining the Family

Supreme Court Justices Skeptical of Challenge to Ban on Gender Procedures for Minors The Biden administration has challenged the law under the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

By Valerie / December 4, 2024 /

The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Dec. 4 over Tennessee’s ban on gender-altering procedures for minors, teeing up a potentially game-changing decision for precedent on this issue.
American Civil Liberties Union attorney Chase Strangio and U.S. Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar asked the court to remand or send Tennessee’s law back to a lower court for reconsideration. Prelogar said the law represented a form of sex-based discrimination that should be scrutinized more heavily under the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment.

Tennessee Solicitor General Matthew Ric

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Renting Romance: Rising Trend Of Hiring Boyfriends In Vietnam Through Social Media

By Valerie / December 4, 2024 /

Dozens of “lovers for hire” groups have popped up on social media, attracting hundreds of thousands of members. Pixabay
As more and more young people in Vietnam are delaying marriage, often due to career ambitions or the difficulty of finding the right partner, a new trend has emerged. Dozens of social media groups now offer paid partner services.

Dozens of “lovers for hire” groups have popped up on social media, attracting hundreds of thousands of members. While this service has existed for over a decade

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Pastor Derek Reimer awaits sentencing verdict, could get 12 months in prison At what point does civil discourse become criminal harassment? And what punishment do those who toe the line deserve?

By Valerie / December 4, 2024 /

On November 27, Pastor Derek Reimer of Calgary was in court for the sentencing of his guilty verdict. Reimer was found guilty of criminal harassment and four counts of breaching bail conditions in August this year.

These charges stem from a conversation Reimer had with Saddletowne Public Library service delivery manager Shannon Slater. Reimer asked to speak to the manager to inquire as to why the library was hosting events for kids where adults dressed in drag read books to children, which often involve the pursuit of questioning one’s own sexual identity and promoting deviance.

Slater, unwilling to have the conversation with Reimer, asked him to leav

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The Decline in Women’s Health and Well-being

By Valerie / December 4, 2024 /

canada has, in so many ways, dramatically changed since the 1970s. Many of these changes have, in many instances, been detrimental to the health and well-being of women compared to men. This is evidenced by Statistics Canada’s most recent comprehensive publication entitled, “The Health of Girls and Women in Canada” (March 8, 2016). It explores a variety of mental disorders experienced by women including schizophrenia, psychotic, mood, anxiety, depression, and eating disorders, all of which are increasing at a concerning rate.

There are several changes to society which have significantly contributed this problem.

1. Changed Patterns of Sexual Behaviour

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Alito Calls Out Solicitor General for Ignoring Research That Exposed Risks of Trans Procedures for Kids

By Valerie / December 4, 2024 /

Supreme Court justice Samuel Alito tore into solicitor general Elizabeth Prelogar for arguing Wednesday that transgender procedures often result in better outcomes, a claim that fails to take into consideration a growing collection of evidence to the contrary.

The justices heard oral arguments Wednesday in United States v. Skrmetti, a case about whether Tennessee’s law banning transgender operations and hormone treatments for minors is Constitutional under the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendmen

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The Transing of Moana

By Valerie / December 4, 2024 /

Moana was first a boy, but nothing in Moana 2 (call it a Disney trans blockbuster) equals the beauty of Robert Flaherty’s 1926 documentary Moana, in which the eponymous native Samoan kid lies in the shallow surf, looking up at his beloved Fa’angase as she eats little fish and basks in his teenage adoration. It’s one of those peerless moments associated with Flaherty, the anthropologist-poet best known for directing the 1922 Eskimo classic Nanook of the North. Flaherty always found beauty in the commonplace activities of little-known cultures. (Man of Aran and Louisiana Story are his other masterpieces

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CANADALAND #1063 Black Market Babies

By Valerie / December 4, 2024 /

“My job is to smuggle black market babies out of Canada and into the US. I’ve been at it off and on for the past 5 years. Maybe there’s an easier way to make a bankroll, but I don’t know it.” – Eugene Moyneur (ex-wrestler, ex-bodybuilder, baby-smuggler)

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Matt Walsh Speaks In Front Of The Supreme Court Before Historic Hearing | Ep. 1498

By Valerie / December 4, 2024 /

Matt Walsh Speaks In Front Of The Supreme Court Before Historic Hearing | Ep. 1498

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Supreme Court reluctant to overturn Tennessee transgender law

By Valerie / December 4, 2024 /

A majority of US Supreme Court justices appear reluctant to lift Tennessee’s ban on hormone therapy and puberty blockers for children under 18.

The high court heard arguments about the transgender law on Wednesday and its decision, expected next year, could impact similar laws in 25 other states.

Three Tennessee transgender teenagers, their parents and a doctor have argued that the 2023 ban violates a US constitutional guarantee of equal protection, saying it discriminates based on sex.

The hearing was the first time that the current court, which has a conservative majority, openly discussed a significant battle in the US “culture wars”.

The Biden administration and US medical groups argue

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BBC Includes Male ‘Trans Woman’ on 100 Women List

By Valerie / December 3, 2024 /

The BBC has included a male ‘trans woman’ Colombian scientist in its annual list of 100 inspiring women, just days after sparking controversy over its choice for women’s footballer of the year. The Telegraph has the story.

Every year, the broadcaster compiles a list of women who have achieved great things in public life.

Its nominees include transgender biologist Brigitte Baptiste, described in the citation as a “trans woman” who “explores the common patterns between biodiversity and gender identity”.

The BBC says the scientist uses a “q

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