Pro-woman apparel company, XX-XY Athletics, of which Riley Gaines is a brand ambassador, has released a viral new video celebrating October 10 as Real Women’s Day and calling on Nike to stand up for women and girls in sports.
The powerful advertisement features ten girls of different ages asking Nike why it won’t stand up for them.
Read MoreIs Getting Married Worth It?
Yes, in my experience, marriage is absolutely worth its inevitable struggles. However, many people seem to focus only on its hardships later on, forgetting about the incredible blessing and joy it can bring.
A Pennsylvania court has ruled in favor of parents who accused a Pennsylvania public school district of violating their civil rights by teaching first-grade children concepts such as gender dysphoria and gender transition. Carmilla Tatel, Stacy Dunn, and Gretchen Melton are mothers of three first-grade students in Mt. Lebanon School District in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, who brought a case against the district, its school board, and one of its first-grade teachers, Megan Williams. The parents claimed that Williams, herself a mother of a transgender child, read aloud to six- and seven-year-old students books that discussed gender transitioning, played a video in class called “Jacob’s New Dress,” and “explained to her students that sometimes ‘parents are wrong’ and parents and doctors ‘make mistakes’ when they bring a child home from the hospital.”
Read MoreA group of 10 scientists is suing the publisher that retracted their studies showing the health risks associated with abortion drugs. The suit against Sage Publications, filed on Oct. 3 in the Superior Court for Ventura County, California, alleges that the researchers’ studies were retracted simply because of the scientists’ pro-life views. At the center of the lawsuit are three studies that Sage published in the scientific journal Health Services Research and Managerial Epidemiology (HSRME) in 2019, 2021, and 2022.
Read MoreSurrogacy is globally celebrated as a generous way to give others the gift of children, but as with IVF, the language surrounding surrogacy exposes it for what it is — the renting of a woman’s body to fulfill the wants and desires of adults with little concern for the wellbeing of the child. A recent surrogacy story shared by Vogue highlights the dehumanization and trauma that are inherent in the use of assisted reproductive technology (ART) — and specifically, surrogacy. Author Kate Haze from the UK shared that after welcoming one child, she and her husband struggled with infertility before ultimately deciding to ‘outsource baby baking’ to a stranger on the other side of the world in the U.S.
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