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A superintendent and an attorney for a public school that prohibited a young student from wearing a shirt that states “There are only two genders” now claim the school did not discipline her, and that it has consistently “[done its] very best to protect free speech in schools.” These officials are using local media to … Read more
Paediatric gender dysphoria has rapidly emerged as one of the most divisive and urgent issues in medicine today. In the past decade, the number of children and adolescents identifying as transgender or nonbinary has soared. In the US alone, diagnoses among youth aged 6 to 17 nearly tripled—from around 15,000 in 2017 to over 42,000 by 2021—signalling … Read more
Scott Jaquith is Director of School Counseling at Alvirne High School in the small, conservative town of Hudson, New Hampshire. He is also a long-time member of the Nashua Library Board of Trustees. I saw him in April at the anti-Trump “Hands Off!” rally in downtown Nashua, waving a Pride Progress Flag. The Pride Progress … Read more
It is an inconvenient fact that to be a transgirl you have to be a boy. It is also true that if boys who identify as girls can play sports against girls, they can also play sports against boys. The conundrum for the gender bending wizards leading the culture war is why it’s okay to … Read more
In the wake of Disney’s announcement of a new theme park in Abu Dhabi, the question Democrats should be asking is, how could you? The capital of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), just a surface-to-surface missile throw from the Islamic Republic of Iran, seems an unlikely place for a Woke Mouse to set up house, … Read more
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., May 5th, 2025 – Simon B. Amaya Price, a detransitioned activist and recent Berklee College of Music graduate, announces the “Born in the Right Body: Law and Learning Forum,” scheduled for Sunday, May 18, from 1:00 to 4:00 PM at MIT’s Building 54, Room 117 (45 Carleton Street, Cambridge). The event will feature a … Read more
In April, I discovered a flyer from New Hampshire Outright posted at the Nashua Public Library. New Hampshire Outright is “a non-profit dedicated to supporting, protecting, and advocating for LGBTQ+ youth across the state.” The flyer solicits kids in middle school and high school, so they could be as young as 11 years old, to … Read more
Maine Governor Janet Mills has been hailed as a leftist hero for “standing up to Trump.” Democrats across the land hailed her, lauded her, and smiled their Cheshire grins, putting her on the national map. People know who Janet Mills is, but with great exposure comes the opportunity for vulnerability. Mills put her state squarely … Read more
Conversion therapy is a monster under the Left’s cultural bed that tries to convince children of what sex or gender they are. In New Hampshire, the progs pushed through a ban a while back that made it illegal for any adult in a presumed position of authority (teachers, priests, coaches, and of course therpaists) from … Read more
H.G. Wells was a prolific author. Some of his stories were science fiction, which I read as a teenager. My recollection is that his most disturbing story is “The Island of Doctor Moreau”! In Robinson Crusoe fashion, Edward Prendick finds himself isolated on an island in the middle of “NOWHERE”. Dr. Moreau’s gift uses vivisection … Read more
I saw an article in the Maine Wire this weekend about a case that is to be heard by the Supreme Court regarding Maryland parents’ challenge to a ban on opting their young children out of storybook readings in Maryland elementary schools about pride parades, gender transitions, and drag queens. I was scanning the headlines … Read more
Alleges Mistreatment and Wants Sentence Reduction and Transfer to Women’s Prison The Maine Wire As Maine’s Department of Corrections (DoC) loses federal funding for transferring one transgender-identifying male murderer to a women’s prison, the question may arise: is too much being made out of a single case? Are the state’s prisons simply accommodating the special … Read more
Two dads wore pink wristbands with XX on them to a girls’ soccer game to protest a boy playing on the opposing team. There was a hubbub, which garnered national attention and plenty of commentary from us, including this. To summarize, as I understand it, the cast includes public school superintendents, coaches, at least one … Read more
That’s the headline of an op-ed in the Union Leader. The author, James Garvin, is offended by the idea that the Trump Administration would put the entire Institute of Museum and Library Services staff on leave. The entire who? IMLS is the only federal agency dedicated to libraries and is also a crucial source of funding for … Read more
Thanks to Biden’s 2024 changes to Title IX rules, doors were closed for the very women it was created to protect, while doors were simultaneously opened for biological males who were meant to be kept out. The declaration that people born as men but presenting as women should be recognized as “women” was devastating to … Read more
We will protect women in prison. We will protect women in sports. We will protect women throughout this country. Maine got more lousy news from the Federal government this week. U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi pulled non-essential federal funding from the Maine Department of Corrections (DOC) on Monday in response to the state’s decision to … Read more
The idea that the state does not control children is offensive to at least one of the two political parties. That would be the one that controls public education through unions whose primary responsibility is self-enrichment through dues from teachers, money they then lavish on candidates who will do anything to protect that monopoly. Students … Read more
Women on the political left have defended public school grooming, drugging children despite parental objections, cross-dressing men in garish caricatures of women (to read to children at the library), and guys joining girls’ sports teams as girls despite the inequity of it all, and the dangers. They hate themselves or you or both, and they’re … Read more
Hartford High School released its March newsletter sent out to all of the students and parents in the district. The monthly newsletter offers insight into a few of the key things the school is doing or focusing on that month ranging from special recognition to other in-house features concerning student options to purportedly enhance learning. … Read more
I was asked if the Plymouth Regional School District in NH uses the Sora Library. The Sora Student Library App was recently criticized in the NH House of Representatives for including dangerous hyperlinks to adult dating sites. So I investigated which library resources were used in the Plymouth Regional School District. I found so much … Read more