Transgender Ideology

Winning: Trump Orders Teachers and School Admins to Stop ‘Facilitating’ Gender Confusion in Kids– lidblog.com
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The Trump admin. has sent out a directive warning teachers and school administrators to stop pushing gender politics in schools. It is yet another example of the Trump administration admirably flooding the zone with a flurry of orders across the board and giving the leftists zero time to recover from one move to the next.

Per Just the News:

The White House broadened its all-out assault on gender ideology Wednesday night by threatening prosecution of teachers and schools for “unlawfully facilitating the social transition of a minor student” to identify and be treated as the opposite sex, part of a broader executive order on “ending radical indoctrination in K-12 schools.”

The potential legal actions against individuals involved in a process flagged in school districts nationwide but officially discouraged in England and in the pioneering “Dutch protocol” for treating gender dysphoria – affirming and reinforcing a child’s oft-temporary gender confusion – went unnoticed in a New York Times feature on school-related orders.

Transgender RA in co-ed dorm at Utah State University prompts controversy– www.thecollegefix.com
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A transgender Resident Assistant at Utah State University has prompted controversy and concern, but a campus official says the school is just following the law.

The situation was publicized by a recent post on X that claimed a transgender student was serving as a “dorm mom” in a female housing unit.

Amanda DeRito, a spokesperson for the school, told The College Fix via email there are several clarifications needed regarding the situation, which was made viral by a post on X three days ago that has since amassed 3.5 million views.

For example, she said the school does not have an all-women’s dorm, and the terminology in the viral post, that the transgender student serves as a “dorm mom,” is inaccurate.

“For clarity, USU does not have all-female or all-male residence halls. Merril Hall is a co-ed where students choose their rooms according to the gender they report. Resident assistants do not act in a parental role, and we do not call them dorm moms,” DeRito told The Fix.

Big Tech’s about-face on free speech takes away transgender activists’ advantage– www.lifesitenews.com
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The transgender movement captured the institutions of Big Tech almost overnight, and the cultural power this granted them was extraordinary. Now, they are losing that power — and fighting back desperately.

When both Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, and Twitter (now X) enforced their ideology, the terms of the cultural debate over gender ideology became not only incredibly narrow but was essentially limited to vocabulary pre-approved by the transgender movement.

On Twitter, for example, referring to trans-identifying males as males — such as referring to Bruce Jenner as a “he” — could get you permanently banned from the platform. “Deadnaming” — calling Jenner “Bruce” rather than “Caitlyn,” for example — would also get you evicted from Twitter and, thus, the public debate about gender ideology. The terms set by the social media giants ensured that opponents of gender ideology could not tell the truth without being removed from the debate.

It is clear that the cultural impact of these gatekeepers was enormous. When Elon Musk purchased Twitter, eliminated the speech rules, and restored the accounts of many influencers who had been banned for “misgendering” or “deadnaming,” the ripple effect was almost immediate. J.K. Rowling used the platform to launch a near-incessant rhetorical war against the transgender movement — to devastating effect. Previously silenced voices could suddenly get their message out to millions. This played a significant role even politically.

Couple that threw firebombs at Michael Knowles event sentenced to prison, $50,000 in fines– www.thecollegefix.com
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The DiPippas face prison, fines, after violent protests against transgenderism debate left Pitt officer with spinal injury

The couple that threw firebombs at a Michael Knowles event at the University of Pittsburgh was sentenced to prison and $50,000 in fines Monday.

Brian and Krystal DiPippa “entered a packaged plea deal with federal courts after pleading guilty to charges of conspiracy and obstruction of law enforcement,” The Pitt News reported.

Brian DiPippa will spend five years in prison, followed by three years of supervision. Krystal DiPippa “was sentenced to three years of probation and 240 hours of community service to ‘restorative justice’ causes,” the outlet reported.

Further, the couple is required to pay $47,284 to a Pitt police officer who suffered a spinal injury during the incident, along with $1,400 to the Pitt Police Department to cover damages to equipment and uniforms.