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Biological Man Defeats Women For ‘Model Of The Year’ Title For The First Time

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Alex Consani, a biological male, became the first transgender Model of the Year at the 2024 Fashion Awards on Monday.

Consani became the latest biological male to steal a woman’s spotlight when he appeared on stage at the Royal Albert Hall in London, calling the moment a “big step in the right direction.” Consani has spent the bulk of 2024 participating in various runway shows, modeling for brands such as Chanel, Stella McCartney and Victoria’s Secret.

The 21-year-old walked on stage with bleach-blond hair and eyebrows to accept the title. Consani thanked “black transwomen” Dominique Jackson, Connie Fleming and Aaron Rose Philip, who “really fought for the space I’m in today,” the model said.

He also thanked his parents for supporting his dream of joining the fashion industry, adding that more parents of transgender children should demonstrate the same level of support. (Read more from “Biological Man Defeats Women For ‘Model Of The Year’ Title For The First Time” HERE)

Judge Allows State To Protect Children From Trans Mutilation

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On Monday a Missouri judge upheld a state law banning transgender child mutilation and chemical castration, as well as prohibiting Medicaid from covering these medical interventions.

In a 74-page ruling, Judge R. Craig Carter ruled that the law, passed in 2023, was constitutional in the face of a challenge from three teenagers who claim to be a gender different from their biological sex, some medical professionals, and gay lobbying groups:

Gender dysphoria is classified as a mental disorder. Generally, western medicine treats mental disorders by actually treating the mental aspect, like prescribing Zoloft to treat depression. However, the gender dysphoria treatment prohibited by Missouri uses drugs and surgeries to either inhibit normal healthy human growth or surgically remove and replace healthy human organs. Such an approach to treatment is well outside normal medicine, and medical ethicists are unable to agree on the propriety thereof.

Furthermore, the credible evidence shows that a vast majority of children who are diagnosed with gender dysphoria outgrow the condition. The Endocrine Society guidelines state that approximately 85% of gender dysphoria-diagnosed prepubertal children did not remain gender incongruent later in life. The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual holds that around 98% of these children do not remain gender incongruent. Essentially, it seems that all of this untested, non-emergency, possibly unethical, possibly unnecessary care would be performed on children and adolescents when the vast majority of minors would simply outgrow the condition by the time they reach adulthood.

Carter also highlighted the experimental nature of the medical interventions, noting the “almost total lack of consensus as to the medical ethics” and a “disagreement as to whether adolescent gender dysphoria and surgical treatment was ethical at all.” (Read more from “Judge Allows State To Protect Children From Trans Mutilation” HERE)

Transgender Athlete Steals Yet More Glory From Women

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. . .Tuesday saw the Mountain West Conference announce their volleyball awards for the regular season, and transgender player Blaire Fleming (San Jose State) was right in the mix stealing yet more glory from women.

Fleming was named to the conference’s All-Mountain West Team as an Honorable Mention, joining Spartans co-captain Brooke Slusser. Malaya Jones of Colorado State, who won the Mountain West Player of the Year, was also named an honoree.

The only two members of SJSU that received conference honors were Fleming and Slusser, most likely because they just played 12 matches on the conference schedule in the 2024 season — the other six matches they “won” due to the other teams forfeiting because they didn’t want to play against a transgender person. Fair enough.

In the Mountain West tournament, San Jose State has a bye in the first round that automatically places them in the semifinals, with their first match coming Wednesday against the winner of Utah State vs. Boise State.

What’s interesting about SJSU‘s future matchup is that both the Aggies and Broncos forfeited their squareoffs against the Spartans in the regular season. It’s not currently known whether or not the schools would forfeit again if they claim victory in their first rounder, but it’s something to pay attention to, for sure.

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Biden Administration Spent Nearly $400,000 Interviewing Transgender People in India

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President Joe Biden’s Department of Health and Human Services spent six figures paying Drexel University researchers to interview transgender people in India, according to federal records.

Between March 2021 and February 2024, HHS paid out $389,087 to a team of academics at Drexel to perform “quantitative” interviews with 30 transgender men across Delhi and Mumbai, India’s two largest cities. Additionally, the Biden administration provided the researchers with federal funding to distribute online surveys to 300 transgender men living in those cities. The ultimate goals of the publicly-funded research project were to “inform the development and evaluation of an intervention to promote mental health” for transgender people in India and to “impact rapidly evolving transgender health and social policies in India and beyond.”

Specifically, the study investigated the prevalence of mental health conditions, such as anxiety and suicidality, among transgender people in India. It sought to understand what variables were contributing to the occurrence of those conditions. The framework used by the team of Drexel researchers aimed to “put the gender back into transgender health,” according to the grant’s description.

The researchers argued that their work is necessary because the “transgender community is experiencing major socio-legal changes that may affect mental health” in India. One of the policy recommendations made in the final report produced by the team of researchers was to implement public funding for “gender-affirmative healthcare,” including hormone therapy and sex change surgeries.

HHS has positioned itself as a champion of the transgender community under Biden, adopting a new rule in April requiring physicians and healthcare personnel to provide transgender healthcare to patients, including minors. Critics have argued that the rule doesn’t grant sufficient exceptions for healthcare providers who have religious reasons to refuse to practice transgender medical interventions. (Read more from “Biden Administration Spent Nearly $400,000 Interviewing Transgender People in India” HERE)

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Doctors Performing Trans Experiments on Kids Should Prepare to Be Sued in Texas and Elsewhere

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In Texas, cases are mounting against physicians who broke state law by prescribing puberty blockers and hormones to minors under the guise of “gender affirming care.”

On Oct. 17, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit against Dr. May Lau, a pediatrician and professor at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center. The suit claims that Lau treated 21 children with hormone blockers after the practice became illegal in the state and then “falsified” medical and billing records and prescriptions to manipulate the appearance of the care she provided.

Less than two weeks later, Paxton filed another suit accusing Dr. Hector Granados, an El Paso-area pediatric endocrinologist and known “gender care” provider, of “harming the health and safety of Texas children.” Paxton’s suit against Granados alleges the physician falsified medical records, prescriptions, and billing records to “intentionally conceal the unlawful conduct in violation” of Texas law.

On Nov. 4 Paxton named a third physician, Dr. M. Brett Cooper, in a lawsuit for allegedly providing “gender transition” drugs to minors after Texas law forbade it.

In a statement, Paxton said that Texas is “cracking down” on physicians who continue to illegally prescribe such drugs to minors and “will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.” (Read more from “Doctors Performing Trans Experiments on Kids Should Prepare to Be Sued in Texas and Elsewhere” HERE)

Transgender Volleyball Player Continues to Break Women’s Records

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Transgender athlete Blaire Fleming has been making headlines at San Jose State University (SJSU) for breaking women’s volleyball records, despite ongoing controversy and boycotts by several opposing teams. On Saturday, Fleming reached his 250th kill shot during a match against San Diego State, marking another milestone in his record-breaking career. This achievement comes just one year after Fleming first hit the 250 mark in 2022, during his initial season with the team.

Fleming’s continued success on the court is significant, particularly as SJSU has faced disruptions from opposing teams who have chosen to forfeit rather than compete against Fleming. This season, five teams—Nevada, Utah, Boise State, Wyoming, and Utah State—have opted not to play SJSU, citing concerns over Fleming’s physical advantage and the perceived unfairness of his participation in women’s sports. Some teams have also expressed safety concerns due to Fleming’s strength, which they argue gives him a competitive edge over female athletes.

The situation has sparked debate within the sports community, as well as controversy at SJSU. The university has faced criticism for its decision to allow Fleming to play on the women’s team, with some alleging that the policy is unfair to female athletes. The tension surrounding Fleming’s participation led to the suspension of assistant coach Melissa Batie-Smoose earlier this month. Batie-Smoose had publicly opposed the school’s trans-inclusion policy, filing a Title IX complaint and giving an interview in which she criticized the culture created by the policy. She argued that the school’s approach had fostered a toxic environment for both players and coaches.

In her Title IX complaint, Batie-Smoose made allegations of misconduct involving Fleming and another teammate, claiming they had conspired to lose a match and potentially harm another player, Brooke Slusser. Slusser, who is a part of a Title IX lawsuit against the NCAA, accuses SJSU of covering up the fact that Fleming was born male. According to Batie-Smoose, Fleming and a teammate violated team rules by leaving their hotel on October 3 to meet with a player from Colorado State, where they allegedly discussed strategies to help Colorado State win and agreed that Fleming would not block any shots directed at Slusser.

Batie-Smoose’s allegations have added fuel to the ongoing controversy, which has also led to legal challenges against the NCAA. Several groups have filed lawsuits against the organization, arguing that allowing transgender women to compete in women’s sports is unfair to female athletes and violates Title IX protections.

SJSU has declined to provide further details on the suspension of Batie-Smoose, stating that she is “not with the team at this time” but offering no additional comment. The university has faced mounting pressure from various quarters as the debate over transgender athletes in women’s sports continues to intensify.

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Transgender Activist’s Super PAC Sent Misleading Texts to Thousands of Voters

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A left-wing “voter mobilization” group admitted sending misleading texts to voters that told them they had already voted when they had not.

Charlotte Clymer, a transgender activist and spokesperson for AllVote, told CNN that the texts were sent out to “several thousand registered voters” in Pennsylvania.

The texts told voters they had already voted in the November election, but the group said that they intended the texts to say that records showed they had voted in the previous election in 2022. The message left out the “in 2022″ part and confused voters, the group said.

Clymer said the “unfortunate copy-editing error” was made by “staff working long hours.”

However, the group has also been accused of voting-text shenanigans in Michigan as well. The Wisconsin Election Commission said the group sent out texts with links that “at first appeared to be the voter’s municipal website” but were incorrect. The commission also criticized AllVote for appearing to portray itself as an official source of voting information. (Read more from “Transgender Activist’s Super PAC Sent Misleading Texts to Thousands of Voters” HERE)

Democrat Man — Who Uses She/Her Pronouns — Arrested for Allegedly Threatening To Kill Trump

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A male Pennsylvania Democrat — who uses she/her pronouns — was arrested after he allegedly said he would like to shoot former President Donald Trump ahead of a rally at Pennsylvania State University.

The 74-year-old resident, Paul J. Gavenonis, was reportedly overheard saying he’d like to shoot Trump while he was purchasing a parking pass at the university transportation office ahead of Trump’s rally on Saturday at the college, the Lexington Herald Leader reported.

The staff member at the transportation office became alarmed by his comments and called the police.

According to the university police, the registered Democrat described how he planned to climb to the top of one of the buildings and said, “You can’t take a gun in or the students will see it,” the outlet noted. He was also quoted allegedly saying, “I hate Donald Trump. I’d like to shoot that guy.”

The man was then interviewed by both Penn State police and the Secret Service, where police quoted him as saying, “Frankly, I hope somebody would get him.” After his arrest, he reportedly admitted to the police that he had a rifle at his home. (Read more from “Democrat Man — Who Uses She/Her Pronouns — Arrested for Allegedly Threatening To Kill Trump” HERE)

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Woke Doc Refused To Publish $10 Million Trans Kids Study That Showed Puberty Blockers Didn’t Help Mental Health

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A prominent doctor and trans rights advocate admitted she deliberately withheld publication of a $10 million taxpayer-funded study on the effect of puberty blockers on American children — after finding no evidence that they improve patients’ mental health.

Dr. Johanna Olson-Kennedy told the New York Times that she believes the study would be “weaponized” by critics of transgender care for kids, and that the research could one day be used in court to argue “we shouldn’t use blockers.”

Critics – including one of Olson-Kennedy’s fellow researchers on the study — said the decision flies in the face of research standards and deprives the public of “really important” science in a field where Americans remain firmly divided.

For the National Institutes of Health-funded study, researchers chose 95 kids — who had an average age of 11 — and gave them puberty blocking drugs starting in 2015. The treatments are meant to delay the onset of bodily changes like the development of breasts or the deepening of the voice.

After following up with the youths for two years, the treatments did not improve the state of their mental health, which Olson-Kennedy chalked up to the kids being “in really good shape” both when they started and concluded the two-year treatment. (Read more from “Woke Doc Refused To Publish $10 Million Trans Kids Study That Showed Puberty Blockers Didn’t Help Mental Health” HERE)

Study: Men Who Claim They’re Women in U.S. Military May Have Gotten Cancer From Sex-Change Drug

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A new case report published at Science Direct reveals that three veterans of America’s military, all men who decided they were women, got cancer, and that may have been the result of the chemicals they ingested as part of their “transition.”

The transgender agenda, one of two major ideologies being pushed onto America by the Joe Biden-Kamala Harris administration, the other being abortion for all, is misleading at best, as scientifically transgenderism cannot happen. . .

The report identified the cancer victims as men who decided they would live as females, and they took estrogen.

“Estrogens, acting through multiple pathways, have been associated with development of thyroid cancer,” the report said.

It continued, “Gender-affirming hormone therapy (GAHT) with estradiol is a cornerstone of treatment of transgender women, but thyroid cancer has been associated with estrogens. Clinicians should be aware of this and discuss it with transgender women—in the context of limited data on thyroid cancer in this population—to eliminate health disparities.” [This] report was based on case studies of “3 transgender female veterans.” (Read more from “Study: Men Who Claim They’re Women in U.S. Military May Have Gotten Cancer From Sex-Change Drug” HERE)

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