A transgender professor at Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia, says he purposely refers to his students as sexless if they don’t go along with a bizarre new tactic that involves including “pronouns” next to their names for online classes.
The February 2022 cover of British Vogue featuring nine African models is being slammed by critics who say the issue’s photo makes the women appear unnatural.
The Merseyside Police LGBTQ+ Network has drawn criticism over a post apparently promoting a new cow mascot rather than stopping crime.
The majority of people aspire to having a single family home in a safe suburban neighborhoods, but activists want forced density.
Virginia Democrats are fighting not only to keep sexually explicit materials in public schools but also to kill a bill that would require school boards to notify parents of sexually explicit materials being introduced.
A statue of Theodore Roosevelt was removed overnight from its place in front of the the American Museum of Natural History in New York City.
Workers have removed the iconic Theodore Roosevelt statue that had stood in front of Manhattan’s Museum of Natural History since 1940.
The NBC police procedural “Law & Order: SVU,” a series about punishing sex crimes, featured an LGBTQ-laden plot in which Capt. Olivia Benson (Marisa Hargitay) celebrates her eight-year-old son coming out as bisexual.
The 49th March for Life in Washington, DC, takes place Friday on the National Mall, with the rally beginning at 12:00 p.m. Eastern.
Mars candy company has promised to make the animated M&M’s candy characters “more inclusive,” in one case by dumping its green “sexy girl” character and giving her replacement a “more nuanced personality.”
Actress Allison Tolman, perhaps best known for playing a cop on FX’s “Fargo,” is calling on TV writers and showrunners to “take the jokes about weight out” of their scripts. “I promise they aren’t funny,” she insisted, adding that even if the jokes “hold up well,” they are nonetheless “unkind.”
Pro-life leader Ryan Bomberger reminded Joe Biden that “killing voters before they’re born is the ultimate act of voter suppression.”
A poll finds that the majority of American voters want U.S. businesses to concentrate on traditional economic goals and not social justice.
The man accused of stabbing Brianna Kupfer to death was reportedly free on $50,000 bond out of South Carolina for a shooting charge.
A desperate abortion industry is now threatening Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ) for her refusal to support the Senate Democrats’ attempt at a federal takeover of elections through an effort to break the filibuster rule.
Washington, DC – The Center for Urban Renewal and Education (CURE) on Wednesday will release its investigative report on the latest strategy of the abortion industry to target the black community.
Democrats abuse children with mask mandates, COVID-19 fear-mongering, racial agitation marketed as “critical race theory,” and “transgender” ideology, Dr. Ben Carson, retired pediatric neurosurgeon, former Housing and Urban Development secretary, and Secretary and founder of the American Cornerstone Institute, said on Tuesday’s edition of the Breitbart News Daily podcast with special guest host Jerome Hudson.
Pop star Pharrell Williams reportedly used Martin Luther King Day to urge corporations to embrace “equity” by encouraging them to make investments based on skin color — a notion that is antithetical to Dr. King’s legacy.
After more than a year on Hollywood’s “Blacklist of Toxic White Guys,” Avengers director Joss Whedon attempted to rehabilitate himself this week by way of a lengthy interview with New York Magazine.
Students in California public schools will no longer be required to learn Aztec prayers as a result of a settlement following a lawsuit.
Virginia’s Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS) has removed the book Gender Queer: A Memoir by Maia Kobabe for “sexually explicit” content, two months after its neighbor, Fairfax County (FCPS), reintroduced the pornographic and pedophilic book to schools.
The ultra-woke, male-bashing “Y: The Last Man” series was much anticipated but lasted only a single season on FX. Now, showrunner Eliza Clark is admitting defeat in finding another network to pick the show up.
In its second weekend of wide release, “The 355” has only cleared a measly $8.9 million.
Taliban jihadists reportedly assaulted a group of an estimated 20 women who convened in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Sunday demanding justice for two recently slain women and respect for their basic human rights.
Actress Melanie Lynskey says that her co-stars on the TV series Yellowjackets banded together to complain to producers about an insensitive comment one crew member made about her body.
Family members of a woman gunned down in a Manhattan Burger King restaurant called for justice Saturday while standing near a makeshift memorial.
A coach argues that it is not “mean” to “transgender women” but fair to women to reserve women’s sports for females.
RICHMOND, Virginia — Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam (D) is set to end his term on January 15 after a tumultuous four years as the protagonist of several scandals, most notability wearing blackface, only to make a political comeback based almost entirely on advancing diversity, inclusion, and equity initiatives.
Individuals with ginger hair could be the next protected characteristic with a UK Equality Charity CEO warning of prejudice against them.
Jon Stewart is flummoxed as to why the national anthem is played before sports events, calling it a “weird ritual.” He also questioned the American tradition of standing for the national anthem.
Sen. Tom Cotton introduced legislation to prevent biological men from being housed with female prisoners, even men who “identify” as women.
“The Walking Dead” star Lennie James criticized the rise of woke Hollywood casting, saying that roles should not be given to actors with the lived experience of their characters, and should be considered on a “case by case basis.”
“Anti-fatness,” “fatphobia,” and “body shaming” restrict accessibility to exercise for fat people, according to a SELF magazine column.
The University of Pennsylvania (UPenn) and the Rhodes Trust are reportedly investigating a graduate student who won a prestigious Rhodes scholarship to study at Oxford after she was accused of being “blatantly dishonest” about her life struggles — which schools encourage students to write about on their applications.
New documents released in a federal lawsuit against the Fairfax County, Virginia, school board over admissions to an elite high school reveal school board members knowingly pursued a policy discriminatory against Asian students.
Family butchers in the Scottish capital of Edinburgh have been branded “f***ing psychopaths” for a joke sign urging people to “eat meat” to save plants.
Grassroots education groups in North Carolina have called on the state’s General Assembly to halt funding of a program that teaches tenets of Critical Race Theory (CRT) in preschool special education classrooms.
Over 230 of America’s colleges or universities have mandatory critical race theory training for students and faculty, according to CriticalRace.org.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States Mint said Monday it has begun shipping quarters featuring the image of poet Maya Angelou, the first coins in its American Women Quarters Program.
Timothy LeDuc, a pairs figure skater who broke a U.S. Figure Skating Championship record at the event that wrapped up Sunday in Nashville, will reportedly become the first “non-binary” person to compete in the Olympics.
