Author: unitedfamilies

Vermont Snowboard Coach Fired for Saying Men and Women are Different Reaches Settlement

On Feb. 8, 2023, Coach Bloch and his team attended a competition where a male – who identifies as a female – competed against females. Two of Bloch’s students were discussing the situation, when Coach Bloch commented that biologically, males and females are inherently different. The coach did not make the comment in the presence of the “transgender” athlete.

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The Patriarchy’s New Way to Quash Women’s Happiness

As much as I’d love to chalk this up as another made-up media narrative, there is some evidence polyamory is catching on. A third of singles have been in a non-monogamous relationship, according to a 2023 survey of American singles by Match, a dating site company. Just half of singles (49%) picked monogamy as their ideal sexual relationship structure. Perusing dating apps, I’ve seen men saying they are in an open relationship and looking for another.

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BREAKING: Maine Bill That Protects Kidnappers Who Take ‘Transgender Kids’ for ‘Gender-Affirming Care’ Fails in Committee

The Maine House of Representatives’ Judiciary Committee voted that the transgender custody bill LD 1735 “ought not to pass” Thursday. According to footage of the committee posted online, the motion that the bill “ought not to pass” passed 12-0.
Rep. Katrina Smith, a Republican on the committee, also confirmed to The Daily Signal that the bill had died in committee. “Today we won a victory for our children who have been fooled into thinking they are not perfect the way God made them,” Smith told The Daily Signal. “With the death of LD 1735 we have proven that when evil is brought out of the darkness and exposed in the light, it can be vanquished. The people spoke loudly and it mattered.”

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Pornhub implements new policy requiring proof of consent from everyone in sex videos

Pornhub will now begin verifying the age and consent of all individuals featured in sex videos uploaded to its site after years of lawsuits alleging that the pornography website profits from material depicting sexual abuse, sometimes of underage boys and girls.

The porn site and its parent company Aylo have faced numerous accusations of profiting from videos in which the individuals’ consent is unknown and for failing to determine the ages of those seen in the videos.

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