MicroGroks
On June 1, Tucker Carlson interviewed Florida Governor Ron DeSantis about a bill he had just signed that bans males from competing in female school sports. DeSantis said everything that should be said in defense of protecting women’s sports but what other governors have been afraid to say.
I discovered a book in the Teen Room at the Nashua Library that promotes “sex work” as a career to trans-identified kids. I was horrified by what I read, and I requested that the library pull it from the shelves.
In 2018, Gov. Chris Sununu signed HB1319, the “Bathroom Bill” into law, It forces New Hampshire businesses to allow men who identify as women to use their women’s restrooms, changing rooms, and locker rooms.
Adam Sexton, political director at WMUR, hosted a debate between Leah Cohen of the Reproductive Freedom Fund of NH and Shannon McGinley of Cornerstone Action about the language in HB2, the NH budget trailer bill, that restricts abortions after 24 weeks gestation.
Parents of children who identify themselves as transgender struggle with how to respond to their children. Partners for Ethical Care (PEC) can help.
At this summer’s Queen City Pride Festival in Manchester, photographer Brittany L’Italien documented shirtless young women showing off their double mastectomy scars.
Saturday, we went to the Queen City Pride Festival in Manchester and stood on the public sidewalk outside the event with “No Puberty Blockers” and “Gender Clinics Harm Children” signs as well as a sign displaying the cover of the book “Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters” by Abigal Shrier.
I checked out several books in the Teen Room and Children’s Room at the Nashua Public Library about children who identify as transgender. Among the large stack of books was “You’re in the Wrong Bathroom” by Laura Erickson-Schroth in which the author promotes “sex work” as a viable career for gender-confused kids.
Seven years ago, the ACLU-NH lobbied for the Buffer Zone law which allows New Hampshire abortion facilities to designate up to 25 feet of the public sidewalk and street outside their facilities as no-free-speech zones.
On the website for Boston Children’s Hospital gender clinic, the Gender Multispeciality Service (GeMS), it says they “welcome patients from ages 3 to 25.”
