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    Detrans movement reveals how medical community and activists prey on vulnerable

    March 12 was Detrans Awareness Day, a date that provides an opportunity for those who fell victim to the cruel ploy of youth medical transitioning to educate others. Many victims of transitioning have been separated from their families, had their healthy bodies permanently mutilated, and seen their mental health ignored and further devastated. Voices of...

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    Parents are not the enemy. Schools shouldn’t shut them out.

    A parade of teachers and activists stood in front of the long table of senators Monday night, labeling parents as abusive, volatile, unsafe adults whose involvement in their children’s difficult journeys in self-discovery would lead to suicide, self-harm and death. The militant message boldly asserts that parents are the enemies, and secrecy between schools and...

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    With all races, parties supporting school choice, now is the time to act

    Cheryl Caulfield swiveled behind her freshly minted name plate during a Wake County School Board work session. The new school board member who ran on improving learning loss, pulled the microphone close and asked why money earmarked to address COVID shut-down test scores wasn’t being used for tutoring. Caulfield was a “just a mom, not...

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    OPINIÓN: Los jueces activistas están silenciando a los votantes de Carolina del Norte

    La candidata a jueza de la Corte Suprema, Lucy Inman, dijo en una entrevista reciente que cuando se trata de sus fallos en el tribunal, ella “defendería lo que es correcto”. En otras palabras, su opinión será el factor decisivo, no la ley. Esta admisión alarmante y audaz muestra que el activismo judicial se está...

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