A landmark new study that found gender confusion among children decreases with age could impact the ongoing debate over gender dysphoria among minors in the United States.
A landmark new study that found gender confusion among children decreases with age could impact the ongoing debate over gender dysphoria among minors in the United States.
Most public school teachers hold traditional views on the subject, too.
Getting the stats right so parents can get the right kind of help.
More proof that 'gender-affirming care' does not follow the science but instead follows ideology, even to its undoing.
Wheaton College has updated its student and employee handbooks to make clear it does not endorse the use of preferred pronouns and does not permit its employees to use them on official business.
Actor Kevin Sorbo spoke out in a recent op-ed, saying many Hollywood male stars are not “manly” enough.
Sorbo, who played Hercules in film and TV in the 1990s, said “bold, confident, self-assured females” are too often upstaging “passive men” in film and television, ChurchLeaders.com reports.
According to Fox News, Sorbo wrote, “Society today seriously misunderstands masculinity. On the one hand, we love to normalize androgynous, Billy Porter-type men who sport skirts and poofy dresses.”
He also pointed out actor Timothée Chalamet, saying GQ’s 2019 best-dressed man “often wears clothes that, well…let’s just say your grandfather wouldn’t have been caught dead dressed like.”
The most recent installment in the What Would You Say? video series looks at an idea that is increasingly popular, often repeated, and surprisingly believable: that sex is “assigned” at birth. Most of us have or will encounter this phrase, which no one would have uttered throughout most of human history. But not all of us know how to respond. After all, the idea that sex is something merely “assigned” at birth is taken as truth by college professors, media pundits, and medical professionals. We even hear that on this issue “the science is settled.”
A new survey showed that about half of millennials believe that "misgendering" a person should be considered a criminal offense.
A large majority of Americans say they believe there are only two genders, according to a new survey that found a significant portion of Republicans, Independents and even Democrats siding with the traditional position.