Category: Sexual Orientation

Former Louisville University professor wins $1.6 million over dismissal for criticism of transgender treatments for children

Josephson’s problems reportedly began in 2017 when he engaged in a panel discussion on transgender ideology at The Heritage Foundation. Some staff members at the University of Louisville’s LGBT Center took issue with his views and demanded disciplinary action from his division. His situation worsened when he acted as an expert witness in a lawsuit about the use of opposite-sex bathrooms by gender-confused individuals in a school district. He was demoted and his salary and benefits were slashed before he was ultimately dismissed from the institution.

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Termination of “Gender X” marker contract saves over $1 million in taxpayer money

The Social Security Administration’s decision to terminate a contract related to the “Gender X” marker on public applications will save over $1 million in taxpayer money, according to an announcement made by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) on Wednesday. The move comes as part of President Donald Trump’s broader policy to revise the language used in federal government documents, which includes replacing the term “gender” with “sex”.

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California bill to bar trans-identified male sex offenders from women’s prisons heads to committee

Women’s rights groups are hoping that after California Democrats blocked two bills to restore sex-separated sports in schools, they might be persuaded to at least prohibit trans-identified male prisoners who have committed sex offenses from preying on incarcerated women. Republican state Senator Shannon Grove, known for her steadfast protections for women, authored Senate Bill 311, the “Incarcerated Women’s Protection Act,” that is set for a committee hearing on Tuesday, April 29. The bill seeks to prevent male sex offenders from being transferred to women’s prisons, a practice that has led to state-enabled abuse, sexual violence, and institutional betrayal.

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‘BRIDGE TOO FAR’: Colorado House Minority Leader Warns Transgender Custody Bill Is ‘Huge Violation of Parental Rights’

“As parents, we have the God-given right to raise our children in the way that we see fit,” House Minority Leader Rose Pugliese, a Republican, told The Daily Signal in an interview Friday. “We all take issue with the notion that if you don’t subscribe to a certain ideology, that that could affect your parental rights or even custody of our children.”

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The Radicalization of UN Youth Forum

The recently concluded UN Youth Forum platformed young voices advocating for some of the most controversial UN policies and programs, promoting young people as key agents for the achievement of the abortion and gender ideology agendas. Panelists asked for the development of technologies that promote abortion access, AI systems that normalize non-conventional gender roles and sexual identities, and apps that offer widespread access to sexuality education.

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Doctor fired for speaking out against child sex changes wins big settlement against University of Louisville

University of Louisville officials have agreed to pay nearly $1.6 million to settle their case with Dr. Allan Josephson, the professor whom the university demoted, then canned for speaking out against child sex changes, after 15 years of distinguished service. “I’m glad to finally receive vindication for voicing what I know is true,” Josephson said in a statement Monday.

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Pentagon thwarts Trump order, restarts Biden-era policy paying for trans sex-change surgeries

The Pentagon will resume the Biden-Harris administration policy of using taxpayer dollars to pay for sex-change surgeries and cross-sex hormones for trans-identified soldiers, bucking efforts by the Trump administration to enhance military readiness by ending such practices and banning trans-identified individuals from serving in the military. A memo from the Pentagon dated Monday and released on Thursday states that the DOD is reverting to the Biden-Harris policy concerning trans-identifying service members, according to Politico.

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Trump admin: We ‘will not tolerate’ states using gender ideology to strip parental rights

A Colorado proposal that would punish parents for not using preferred pronouns is an example of government overreach, warned the U.S. Department of Education. Speaking to the Daily Signal, U.S. Department of Education (DOE) spokeswoman Julie Hartman declared that “children do not belong to the government. They belong to parents.”

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