I’m sure many of you have read about or seen the television clips about last night’s disgraceful behavior by radical LGBT activists as Governor Charlie Baker was giving a speech to Boston Spirit Magazine’s LGBT Executive Networking Night. This speaks
Common sense can get you in a lot of trouble these days! Gov. Pat McCrory of North Carolina is under a lot of pressure from activists on the left — all because he signed a bill into law that protects
For years, we have been warning lawmakers here in Massachusetts that creating special rights for cross-gender bathroom and locker room use, ie. The Bathroom Bill, will threaten the privacy and safety of women. Despite the obvious implications of such a
Last week on NECN, I referred to men’s Olympic decathlon champion Bruce Jenner as, well, a man. Apparently, I am guilty of having “misgendered” him, because we are all now expected to call him “Caitlyn” and refer to him as
As you likely heard in the news this week, last Wednesday evening North Carolina Governor McCrory signed into law a bill that ensures men cannot go into women’s bathrooms, locker rooms and showers because these settings are limited to persons of
Radical anti-family ideologies continue to be imposed on our Commonwealth, but a national organization of healthcare professionals is finally bringing objective science and biological truth to the issue of gender identity. The American College of Pediatricians (ACP), released a report this
We continue to make the case in the media for protecting the privacy of women and children against the transgender bathroom bill. Read the pro/con article in the Boston Globe featuring friend of MFI Margot Rogers. Margot makes the case that
(Taken from the Daily Signal – by: Melody Wood) “Emergency shelters are the next target for regulations elevating gender identity over health, safety, privacy, and religious liberty concerns. On Nov. 20, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) provided notice
I just received confirmation last night that the MA House has recessed from its final session of the calendar year WITHOUT taking up the Bathroom Bill. This means we will continue to have our safety and privacy in bathrooms, locker
My sources tell me the Bathroom Bill will very likely be voted on TOMORROW. Beacon Hill shuts down for the rest of the year after Wednesday, so there is an all-out push by LGBTQ activists to get the Bathroom Bill
