Michigan Supreme Court Proposal Would Impose ‘Preferred Pronouns’ in System of Justice
COMMENTARY: This is an attempt to colonize our language, and it must be resisted.
Results from Tag: 'transgender'
Bill Banning Transgender Sex Change Procedures for Children Passes Tennessee Legislature
After it is signed into law, the bill will take effect July 1, 2023, and prohibit sex change surgeries, the use of puberty blockers, and hormone therapies on children under the age of 18.
Major Win for Catholic Doctors Fighting Biden’s Transgender Mandate After Appeal Deadline Passes
Religious medical groups including Franciscan Alliance, Christian Medical and Dental Society, and Specialty Physicians of Illinois fought to stop the requirement from taking effect.
England’s Health Service Puts Brakes on Transgender Treatments for Children
The change follows the closing of what was the world’s largest child-gender clinic, Tavistock Clinic, due to concerns raised by an independent review and complaints from patient families.
Authentic Respect for Marriage: Forget the ‘Respect for Marriage Act’
COMMENTARY: Redefining marriage was bad public policy in Obergefell in 2015 and it is bad public policy in HR 8404 today. Here is why.
Professor Who Resisted Mandatory Transgender Pronouns Reaches Settlement with University
For 25 years, Meriwether has served as a philosophy professor at Shawnee State University, a public university of about 3,400 undergraduates in Portsmouth, Ohio.
Loudoun County School Board’s Response to Sex Abuse Not News to Catholics
COMMENTARY: The Virginia board’s actions in dealing with an instance of sexual assault mirror the Catholic Church’s response in the not so distant past.
No Supreme Court Hearing for Catholic Hospital Sued for Declining Transgender Surgery
Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, and Neil Gorsuch wanted the court to hear the case, which comes amid debate over religious freedom, and the ability of U.S. Catholic institutions to follow Catholic ethics.
Archbishop Listecki: Transgender Students ‘Unknowingly’ Admitted to Catholic Seminaries
Archbishop Listecki's memo does not identify which seminaries or houses of formation have enrolled a biological female who presented herself as a male, nor was it clarified if these “instances” occurred in the United States or elsewhere.
Did the Supreme Court Hand a Victory to Trans Student Activist Gavin Grimm?
The justices denied review of a Fourth Circuit ruling siding with Grimm, who argued that school policies requiring transgender students to use the bathroom aligned with their biological sex violated Title IX protections against discrimination, but the rebuff did not address the case’s merits.
