Category: Sexual Orientation
European Union Censors Gender Debate at the UN
The European Union blocked a U.S. resolution to define gender at the UN Commission on the Status of Women. They wouldn’t even let it be debated. Far from a defeat for the Trump administration, the procedural debate showed where nations stand on gender ideology, and just how fragile the European grip on UN social policy is.
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Christian teacher wins right to opt out of teaching same-sex marriage to first-graders
A Christian first-grade teacher in Nashville, Tennessee, has secured a significant victory for religious liberty after his school district agreed to accommodate his faith-based objections to reading books on same-sex marriage to young students. Eric Rivera, who teaches at KIPP Antioch College Prep Elementary School, requested a simple accommodation: permission to have another teacher read materials promoting same-sex marriage during lessons on family structures.
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Missouri pro-life amendment may be boosted by ban on ‘gender’ procedures for minors
A new poll indicates that an upcoming ballot measure seeking to undo Missouri’s pro-abortion Amendment 3, passed in 2024, may obtain much of its support for its provision forbidding “gender transition surgeries,” cross-sex hormones, and puberty blockers for minors.
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Author proudly designs book cover to hide queer themes from parents
Rebecca Bendheim, author of the young adult novel When You’re Brave Enough (targeted at ages 10–14 and set for release April 7, 2026), has openly bragged about designing the book’s cover to signal queer content to children and teens while making it appear as an innocent friendship story to unsuspecting parents.
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Ninth Circuit ruling forces Christian spa to admit transgender men
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld a ruling forcing a Christian-owned women-only nude spa in Washington state to admit biological males identifying as women, dismissing claims of religious freedom and association. The decision, affirmed last week after a full court declined review, prioritizes transgender ideology over women’s privacy and safety.
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Therapist Exposes the ‘Pathological’ Mentality Behind the Transgender Mutilation Pipeline
Transgender surgeries and cross-sex hormones represent downstream effects of a basic failure in therapy that sets patients up for long-term harm, warns a former trauma clinician who now crafts policy to protect people from these experimental “treatments.”
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California parents sue school district over trans policy after son’s suicide
A heartbroken California couple is suing the Los Angeles Unified School District, alleging that school officials’ secretive transgender policies contributed to their son’s tragic suicide by withholding critical information from them, violating parental rights and endangering vulnerable youth.
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Costa Rica, EU block UN definition of ‘woman’
Costa Rica and the European Union have colluded to thwart U.S. efforts at the UN Commission on the Status of Women to define “woman” based on biological sex and exclude abortion from reproductive health language. During the commission’s 68th session in New York, the EU successfully blocked eight U.S. amendments aimed at clarifying gender terms and protecting the integrity of women’s rights.
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EU’s top court rules all 27 member nations must recognize ‘transgender’ identities
The Court of Justice of the European Union declared that EU states must legally recognize the ‘lived gender’ of confused citizens who move to other countries, targeting conservative nations like Bulgaria and Hungary.
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U.S. Court upholds ban on Medicaid funding for gender surgeries
A federal appeals court has delivered a major win for traditional values by upholding West Virginia’s ban on Medicaid coverage for gender surgeries. In a unanimous decision on March 10, 2026, the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a lower court ruling that claimed the 2004 law violated anti-discrimination protections and the Constitution’s Equal Protection Clause.
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EU court forces member states to recognize legal sex changes
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has issued a ruling that compels all member states to recognize legal sex changes in certain cases, even when national laws prohibit it. The decision, released on March 12, 2026, declares it contrary to EU law for a country to refuse modifying a citizen’s registered sex if they have exercised “freedom of movement”.
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Pro-Life Optimism Abounds at Women’s Commission
There is a spirit of optimism and momentum among conservative advocates gathered at the annual UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW). This optimism has been bolstered by the U.S.’s leadership at the UN this week, both in negotiations and in participation in side events with civil society.
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