Stay updated with breaking news from Does Sex. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
The past two weeks brought welcome rulings from the Supreme Court on religious liberty. We should celebrate these victories, because religious liberty is an authentic natural and human right. But it’s not enough. And even the best of religious liberty wins can’t adequately contend in a proxy war over substantive issues.
In his inaugural address, President Joe Biden stressed he wants to be the president of all Americans â left and right â and bring healing and unity to the nation. Actions speak louder than words. And on his very first day in office, Biden signed a radically divisive executive order mandating the transgender agenda. Hereâs what it says: âChildren should be able to learn without worrying about whether they will be denied access to the restroom, the locker room, or school sports.â âPeople should be able to access health care and secure a roof over their heads ...
On his very first day in office, Biden signs a radically divisive executive order mandating the transgender agenda.
Commentary By Ryan T. Anderson | January 21, 2021 | 11:59am EST Joe Biden signs executive orders after the inauguration. (Photo credit: JIM WATSON/AFP via Getty Images) In his inaugural address, President Joe Biden stressed he wants to be the president of all Americans—left and right—and bring healing and unity to the nation. Actions speak louder than words. And on his very first day in office, Biden signed a radically divisive executive order mandating the transgender agenda. Here’s what it says: “Children should be able to learn wi...
Wed, 23 Dec 2020 07:21 UTC Two years ago, "Titania McGrath," whose satirical Twitter account regularly skewers the ideological excesses of social-justice culture, suggested that "we should remove biological sex from birth certificates altogether to prevent any more mistakes." The joke (obvious to those who follow the culture wars closely, but perhaps obscure to those who don't) was directed at gender activists who insist that male and female designations "assigned at birth" are misleading (and even dangerous), since they may misrepresent a person's true "gender identity" — that internally f...