Over the past few months, we’ve been keeping you updated on a piece of legislation that would have added a third sex designation on state-issued identification such as drivers’ licenses. Instead of reflecting objective fact, forms of ID would have become vague, confusing representations of someone’s sexual expression. But thanks to Representative Jim Lyons of […]
The transgender movement continues to ratchet up the cultural pressure. Two weeks ago, I shared with you the statistic that 1.5 percent of Bay State teenagers identify as transgender. That is an alarming number, particularly given the common claim that only .3 (as of 2011) to .6 (as of 2016) percent of the general population […]
Last week I attended a contentious meeting of the Westford School Committee. They were considering adopting a new transgender student policy. The content of that policy was, sadly, not surprising. It contained the usual mandate for biological boys to be given access to the girls’ locker room and play on girls-only varsity teams. It also […]
Yesterday’s hearing on the Counseling Ban bill should be a wake-up call to families. The LGBTQ lobby was out in full force in an effort to push through legislation that would prevent children from getting the help they need to deal with unwanted sexual feelings or gender confusion. After MFI raised the alarm about this […]
Last week I wrote to you about the most recent attack on Gordon College and the unrelenting push of the LGBTQ agenda into Christian academia. As I was discussing this with a fellow alumnus, he remarked that if Gordon were forced to give up its unique Christian character, it would be just one more liberal […]
Yesterday, I was in Boston to see the the orange “Free Speech Bus” roll into town, making stops at City Hall, the State House, and Harvard Square. The bus had a simple message: “Boys are boys and always will be. Girls are girls and always will be.” In response, about two dozen protesters from the […]
Late this past Friday, we learned that the South Boston St. Patrick’s Day parade finally gave in to the demands of a group called “Out Vets” who have been agitating for years to insert their rainbow flags and anti-Catholic message into the parade. The Allied War Veterans of South Boston, who organize the parade, had resisted what they […]
As we celebrate Indepence Day this weekend, we remember those who fight to preserve that independence, our military. Unfortunately, their freedom is under renewed attack by the LGBT agenda. Just today, the Department of Defense has announced it is now officially promoting transgenderism in the armed services. The Daily Signal reports, “Senior U.S. officials told AP that […]
The media is starting to take notice of the public outcry on the Transgender Bathroom & Shower Bill here in MA. Politico interviewed Renew Mass Coalition Director Chanel Prunier on the effort to make our pro-family perspective heard loud and clear by Governor Baker. In fact, as the article notes, the bill still hasn’t made it to […]
Monday night, I was invited to participate in a radio interview discussing the Bathroom Bill. My fellow guests were a transgender activist and a Rutgers law professor (…which means I was outnumbered). Once again, the fallacy of there being “no reports of any problems” related to cross-gender bathroom use was rolled out to silence my objections […]