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After Police Are Alerted About Graphic LGBT Book, MA Governor Rails Against ‘Book Banning’
Police then notified the Berkshire District Attorney’s Office, though the investigation was eventually dropped because the office determined the matter was to be “managed within the Berkshire Hills Regional School District,” the New York Post reported.
The incident caused an uproar from LGBT advocates and others on the Left, including the state’s Democrat Governor Maura Healey, who said, “Book banning has no place in Massachusetts.”
Healey presumably believes there is not a single book that should be off-limits to children in publicly-funded schools.
As highlighted by The Daily Wire, even the book’s author, Maia Kobabe, has said the content is not for children. Kobabe, who identifies as non-binary and uses the pronouns “e, em, and eir,” said that while her book might be appropriate for “older teens,” she does not recommend it for children.
“It keeps being called a children’s book … but I think that’s coming from a misreading of the comic-book form. ‘Gender Queer’ is a comic, and in full color, but that doesn’t mean it’s for children. I originally wrote it for my parents, and then for older teens who were already asking these questions about themselves. I don’t recommend this book for kids!” she told The Washington Post in an interview published back in September.
Clem72
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I want my new pronoun to be that sound will Smith makes in MiB 3 to talk to the beatbox alien.
Hijinx
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The preacher got lucky, now he can find himself a real woman.
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Hijinx
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Well when it's over, you are no longer not sure.
Ohio’s Top Children’s Hospital Coaches Doctors To Circumvent Parents Wary Of Trans Treatments, Training Videos Show
Dr. Lee Ann Conard, the center’s director who introduced herself along with her pronouns and refers to parents predominantly as “caregivers,” says in the training video that there are ways to progress a child towards so-called “gender-affirmation” without parental support. Dr. Conard suggests putting the child in therapy without telling the parent why, and even stopping a young girl’s periods.
“Some kids aren’t ready to tell the parents, and we shouldn’t out them,” Dr. Conard says. “If the kid doesn’t wanna talk to the parent … are there things that we can do medically to help? We can refer a child for therapy without the parent knowing that the kid told us they’re transgender. If they’re having significant anxiety and depression, the other thing is menstrual suppression.”
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Has Lost His Mind on Transing Children
On Friday, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, who claims to be a Republican, signed an executive order banning transgender surgeries for children under the age of 18 at any Ohio hospital or ambulatory facility. That's good, right? Wrong. The order comes a week after the governor vetoed sub-HB 68, a bill that not only would have banned transgender surgeries on children, but also would have outlawed chemical castration, puberty blockers, and men participating in women's sports. It also included a provision that would allow recourse for women harmed by men participating in their sports.
When he vetoed the SAFE Act, DeWine parroted left-wing trans activists, claiming, without evidence, "Ultimately, I believe this is about protecting human life. Many parents have told me that their child would not have survived, would be dead today. They would have taken their life when they were teenagers."
Apparently, he isn't worried about suicide when it comes to banning mutilating irreversible surgeries for mentally ill children.
The blowback from Ohio leaders and citizens was enormous. It's not clear whether that had any effect on DeWine's decision to ban trans surgeries for kids.
The order reads, in part:
Yada, yada, yada. This is the same tyrannical stunt DeWine pulled when he appointed himself Ohio's Covid Czar and, along with Anthony Fauci, proceeded to trample on individual liberties. Children were kept out of school, businesses, many of which went bankrupt, were ordered closed, and Ohioans were ordered to remain in their homes. It got so bad that the Ohio legislature eventually passed a bill giving it the authority to cancel any health orders from the governor that lasted more than 30 days.
DeWine clearly learned nothing from the Covid blowback he received — not just from the legislature, but from Ohioans, who suffered greatly under his maniacal reign.