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Ukraine legalizes post-mortem sperm donation

Ukraine’s parliament has approved a law which permits the frozen sperm of soldiers to be used if they are killed in action. An earlier law decreed that it should be discarded. With a rising death toll amongst Ukraine’s young men in the war with Russia, a dismal fertility rate, and millions of emigrants, demographics is a very live issue.

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Minnesota public school allows Somali Muslim families to opt out of LGBT curriculum

First Liberty Institute and True North Legal announced earlier this week that St. Louis Park Public Schools (SLP) near Minneapolis is now not only permitting elementary school students to opt out of such material, but also students in the district’s middle and high school, according to a press release. The two firms were representing six Muslim families who had immigrated to the U.S. from war-torn Somalia within the past 20 years, according to First Liberty. The parents wanted to know when their children would be encountering material that touched on sexuality, and LGBTQ sexuality in particular.

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Male athlete takes first place in girls’ high jump championship meet

A male high school athlete who identifies as a female took first place in a girls’ high jump competition on Sunday, defeating all female athletes in the girls’ Division II high jump at the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association indoor track and field championship. Maelle Jacques completed a 5-foot-2-inch jump to secure the top spot at the meet held at Plymouth State University, according to meet results. By comparison, 5-foot-8-inches was the lowest completed jump in the boys’ Division II championship meet. The winning jumper on the male side performed a 6-foot jump.

Jacques is a trans-identified Kearsarge Regional High School sophomore who competes as a girl. According to New Hampshire’s Track and Field Results Reporting System, the athlete is tied as the top-ranked high jumper in the division.

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Colorado assisted suicide bill takes away any opportunity for the patient’s change of heart

Most Americans in the pro-life movement do not know that first two states “to decriminalize abortion” in certain circumstances (like rape) were Mississippi and Colorado. Rep. Dick Lamb and Gov. John Love did this in Denver on April 25, 1967. This was six years before the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade, a landmark decision which would begin the largest genocide in the Western Hemisphere. Then, when this ruling of Roe was allegedly kicked-back to the States in 2022, abortion providers here in Colorado doubled-down, hoping to attract people from other states to their killing centers.

Now, in 2024, this attraction to murder others across state borders is aimed not only at the unborn, but even toward the sick and old. Currently, anyone in Colorado with a terminal-illness can request a physician to “hasten” their death.

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