"Gender identity" is inching its way to the Supreme Court

Dec 05, 2023

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December 5, 2023

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If you do nothing else today, please read yesterday’s devastating post from Parents with Inconvenient Truths about Trans titled “Holding On: The Scars of the Battlefield.”

Parents with Inconvenient Truths about Trans (PITT)

Holding On: The Scars of the Battlefield

This reflection is a long time coming. I’ve been reading the personal reflections of other PITT soldiers and I finally have a whiff of energy to write my own. I’ve been nursing these wounds for a very long time, holding on, holding on. It’s time to let the sepsis drain. And yet, strangely, I don’t want to. It’s part of me. It’s part of my heart. And I d…

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A few cases of interest to those of us who follow the relentless movement to abolish sex are making their way to the Supreme Court, each of which gives the Court an opportunity to fix the mess it made in its 2020 decision in Bostock v. Clayton County. This post explains them.

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