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Popular Twitter user James Lindsay was one of the first victims of the new policy. By Calvin Freiburger Article Source Twitter has begun suspending accounts for using the pejorative “groomer,” deeming the label “hateful conduct”...
Read MoreBy Spencer Lindquist Article Source The Southern Poverty Law Center’s (SPLC) project, Learning for Justice, promoted an explicit sex education book for elementary school students in a guide to teachers. The guide was published...
Read MoreBy Selwyn Duke Article Source A notable feature of the so-called Sexual Revolution of the ’60s, which really was just a continuing sexual devolution, is that what had theretofore been in the closet began emerging from it. This...
Read MoreBy Ethan Huff Article Source Extreme weather, we are told, is responsible for failing crops all throughout the South, West and Midwest – and at the worst possible time for an already fragile and failing food system. According to...
Read MoreBy Michael Snyder Article Source Those that control our food supply wield an immense amount of power. Small family farms have been integral to the success of the United States all throughout our history, but now such farms are...
Read MoreThe potentially momentous effects of the LGBTQ teen chat forum are summed up in the chat’s own meme portraying ‘learning about queerness’ as a Trojan Horse for ‘realizing’ you are...
Read MoreBy Mary Villareal Article Source There had been at least 181 K-12 teachers, principals and school staff members arrested for child sex crimes between Jan. 1 and June 30 in the United States. This number could be higher as it did...
Read MoreBy David Kelly Article Source In the spirit of “Dewey Wins,” a Kalamazoo, Michigan, television station posted the results of the 2022 GOP primary on Sunday night. There was only one problem: The primary election doesn’t take...
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