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A Christian teacher is suing her school board after allegedly being suspended for using a student’s wrong transgender pronouns. 

New Zealand's parliament on Tuesday near-unanimously passed a legislation that bans practices intended to forcibly change a person's sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression, known as conversion therapy. “This is a great day for New Zealand’s rainbow communities,” Minister of Justice Kris Faafoi said. “Conversion practices have no place in modern New Zealand."

No longer is this just a white car or is this a black card. these are cars that symbolize privilege and it is just like tony was saying they are now indoctrinating our children with this idea that is taking away their innocence and on the issue of sexuality this is not just a unicorn. now what these children are getting is this thing called gender unicorn, grilling them about their gender identity, gender expression, who they are attracted to. this but -- >> how old are the kids? >> 12 years old. this is the tragedy. you know as well as i do this is the tragedy of how they are coming after our...

These are cars that symbolize privilege. and it's just like tony was saying -- they are now indoctrinating our children with these ideas that is taking away their innocence. and on the issue of sexuality, this is not just a unicorn. now, what these children are getting is this thing called gender unicorn. it's grilling them about their gender identity, their gender expression, who they're physically attracted to, who they're emotionally attracted to. >> how old are the kids being exposed to that? how old are the kids? >> 12 years old. 12 years old. cynthia, this is the tragedy, right? you know...

Several youth groups held the "Layag National Youth Convention" on Sunday, Nov. 21, to express their full support to Manila Mayor Francisco "Isko Moreno" Domagoso's presidential bid. PHOTO FROM SAMIRA GUTOC'S FACEBOOK PAGE/ MANILA BULLETIN Around 100 youth leaders submitted their sector agend