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… My Middle School Silenced My Free Speech T-Shirts About ‘Two … appeared at  Fox News . My parents have always taught me to think for myself. My dad often makes comments and then … school promotes is that feelings, not biology, are what make someone a “boy” or “girl.” They also say there are an …

… I Was Told Abortion Drugs Wouldn’t Hurt Me. It Was a Lie. Women receiving abortion drugs without any … 24 years old, I became pregnant unexpectedly. I turned to my boyfriend for support, but he insisted that he wasn’t … thing that could happen in his life. He told me to make an appointment at the local abortion facility. I made an …

… Lawsuit After Forcing Third-Grader to Remove ‘Jesus Loves Me’ Mask Then-9-year-old Lydia Booth was forced by her public school to remove her ‘Jesus Loves Me’ face mask. Written by Alliance Defending Freedom … “Jesus Loves Me” printed on it. Lydia loves the words—they make her feel safe. She had the mask custom-made by a family …

… from the men’s team who now wanted to compete against me and my fellow swimmers and shatter our records,” Gallagher said, … School officials suggested if the captains wanted to make their case that the women’s swim team should consist of …

… I Came Ready to Debate Abortion. My Opponent Didn’t Show Up. Pro-abortion legal organizations … the pro-life legal position. But the seat next to me, intended for my counterpart on the other side, remained … but I do know that refusing to argue your case does not make your argument look stronger. The professor moderating …

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UK Athletics acknowledged reality when it detailed its position on male athletes who identify as female.