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May 25, 2023
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| 'They're Forced to Celebrate It': Parents of Girls Losing to Boys Speak Out |
| by Suzanne Bowdey |
| "How do you not understand that's unfair?" It's a question parents across the country are asking, as more and more of their daughters watch everything they train for vanish. For moms and dads at California's CIF-North Coast Section Meet, the outrage reverberated across the stands. They watched as Adeline Johnson, an 18-year-old senior, was eliminated from the state track and field championships - all because a biological boy decided to compete as a girl. "There's no way this should be allowed," one parent fumed. And yet, if Joe Biden has his way, it will be the future of sports for every girl in America. |
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| Norway Agency: Revise Gender Transition Guidelines Because 'Research-Based Knowledge Is Insufficient' |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| A Norway government watchdog agency has recommended the country revise its gender transition guidelines for youth after a review found the standards were based on inadequate scientific evidence. The Norwegian Healthcare Investigation Board (NHIB, abbreviated UKOM in Norwegian) said in its March report that "research-based knowledge for gender-affirming treatment (hormonal and surgical), is insufficient and the long-term effects are little known." |
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| Surgeon General: Social Media Poses a ' Profound Risk' to Mental Health of Minors |
| by Dan Hart |
| On Tuesday, U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy issued an extensive report warning that social media use poses a "profound risk of harm to the mental health and well-being of children and adolescents." The advisory marks the first time that the nation's top health official has formally addressed the issue, possibly signaling a watershed moment for a growing movement of parents, researchers, clinicians, and other health care experts who say that social media addiction is devastating the mental and emotional health of America's youth. |
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| 'Black Marxist' Professor Fired after Vandalizing Pro-Life Display, Chasing Reporter with Machete |
| by Ben Johnson |
| The art professor fired for holding a machete to a reporter's throat and throwing a pro-life campus display on the ground is a self-described "black Marxist" who posted violent poetry on her personal website and said she identified with "real drag queens, real street dykes" and "risk-taking, sexually free nihilistic utopians." |
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