For years, former ACLU-NH Trans Justice Organizer Palana Belken, who changed his name to Palana Hunt-Hawkins when he took his wife’s last name after his marriage in July 2021, was front and center at all New Hampshire events that promote the medical transition of gender-confused children and the taking away of women’s rights to our own private spaces and sports. He never missed an opportunity to represent the extremes of radical gender ideology.
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Palana founded the organization 603 Equality to continue the fight for “transgender rights” after ACLU-NH canned him after I exposed him for being a book burner.
All of his “trans rights” activism appears to have come to a halt in August 2022 when he found a voodoo doll on the hood of his car with a pin stuck through it. The doll had “breasts and male private parts,” apparently an attempt to represent Palana’s anatomy as a man who takes hormones and grew breasts to make himself appear female.
This incident made Palana very concerned for his safety. However, the Rochester, NH police threw the doll out and declined to do an investigation. Boston WBZ News thought it was newsworthy enough to send a cameraman and reporter to interview him.
It’s a bizarre story all in itself but it’s even weirder that what seems like such an innocuous event seems to have caused Palana to abandon his 603 Equality organization and his beloved “trans rights” activism, although he has reappeared recently in his role as Director of Operations for the NH Harm Reduction Coalition. The leadership of 603 Equality was assumed by Linds Jakows.
He stopped using his wife’s last name after the voodoo doll incident and he has now returned to his original last name of Belken.
Did the voodoo doll break up his marriage? Is he fearful of another voodoo doll appearing if he continues his activism? Enquiring minds want to know.
Watch the news coverage of the voodoo doll incident:
