Last week, we told you about Diva D, the ruffly-bottomed drag queen who made national news by doing cartwheels on a table and exposing his underwear to minor students at Sutton High School. The drag queen’s performance was part of the Connections Conference (or ConCon) hosted at the high school
“Gender-affirming care” has been in the headlines over the last couple of months, and if you share our concern about chemically and surgically altering the bodies of vulnerable minors in the name of gender ideology, that’s good news. It’s good news because these stories highlight what many of us have
Over Easter weekend, we got wind that something wild had gone on in Sutton. Pictures surfaced of what appeared to be a drag queen, dressed in a pink miniskirt with ruffly underwear exposed, standing on a table in the Sutton High School library, surrounded by students. While this certainly wasn’t the
How would you feel if you found out that the people who you had trusted to educate and support your child had been secretly providing them with a risky mental health intervention and had been actively seeking to hide that fact from you, the parent? How would you feel if
