Analyzing and refuting the inaccuracies lodged against the lgbt community by religious conservative organizations. Lies in the name of God are still lies.
Monday, March 22, 2021
How Fox News is contributing to the targeting of transgender Americans
Sunday, March 21, 2021
Anti-transgender book called out for numerous errors months before author testified in front of Senate committee
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| Abigail Shrier's anti-transgender book was called out for numerous errors months before she testified before Congress against of the Equality Act. |
In the world of the anti-LGBTQ propaganda, bad faith players are highly important. Bad faith players are legitimate researchers, physicians or journalists who have decided to lay their integrity on the altar of bigotry for either personal reasons or a high paycheck.
They come out with junk science studies, cherry-picked works or books which denounce LGBTQ people. They then become hyped by the religious right and conservatives until - and this always happens - their work and motives are legitimately questioned and it is discovered that they have not been altogether honest in their claims and research.
In the 80s and 90s, LGBTQ people had to deal with researcher Paul Cameron, who made an infamous name for himself via his now highly discredited studies. During the marriage equality fight of the mid 2000's, there was Mark Regenrus attempting to pass off his bad work as legitimate in a sad last ditch effort to make the case against marriage equality.
And now while we are knee deep in attacks on the transgender community via bad legislation, a new bad faith player has taken centerstage.
Abigail Shrier.
Friday, March 19, 2021
'SC Democrat under fire for sponsorship of anti-trans bill, false idea of health care for trans youth' & other Fri midday news briefs
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| SC Rep Cezar McKnight has false ideas about health care for trans youth |
Democratic Politician Is Architect of South Carolina Anti-Trans Bill - This guy is simply ignorant. He's proposing a bill against trans healthcare and doesn't even know what it entails. Take this passage for example:
McKnight, whose legislative district is largely rural and two-thirds Black, says that his constituents support the legislation. “Black Democrats tend to be more conservative than white progressives,” McKnight told The Associated Press. “I would not have ever put this bill forward if I didn’t think the people in my district wouldn’t be receptive, and they are. Pastors, young parents, older parents, they all tell me the same thing: if you want to do this, wait until you’re 18.”
Thursday, March 18, 2021
Video - Supporters of bills banning transgender athletes prove why the legislation is not needed
I simply have to give the Human Rights Campaign major props because this is a good video. It highlights a simple point about the anti-transgender athlete bills springing up around the country. For all of the lies, hysteria, and basic fear mongering going on about the issue, proponents of these bills can't answer a single direct question - why the bills are needed.
'Many major news outlets highlighted anti-trans voices in coverage of the Equality Act' & other Thur midday news briefs
Wednesday, March 17, 2021
Transgender teen becomes star at Equality Act hearing while Republicans want to talk about penises
| Stella Keating, a 16-year-old trans high school student, rocked during the Equality Act hearing on Wed and proved that the future of LGBTQ people are in good hands. |
Wednesday was an interesting day in Congress as members of the Senate held a hearing on the Equality Act. The conversation between members of the Senate and witnesses speaking for and against the Equality Act took many directions and embraced several different nuances. However, a few highlights stood out in terms of what this bill on comprehensive LGBTQ rights would actually do compared to how opponents are fear mongering about it.
Without question, the star of the hearing was Stella Keating, a 16-year-old transgender high school student from Washington State. While there were other witnesses for the Equality Act, Keating was easily the most memorable and compelling. She reminded the committee just what the Equality Act was about - fairness.
“Hi, I’m Stella, and I’m transgender. I’m here before you today representing the hundreds of thousands of kids just like me who are supported and loved by their family, friends and communities across the country.” pic.twitter.com/gFwqlATmTf
— Human Rights Campaign (@HRC) March 17, 2021
From The Advocate:
(Keating) is a founder of the GenderCool Project, aimed at advancing understanding of trans and nonbinary people, and wants to be a civil rights attorney and eventually run for public office. “What happens if I want to attend college in a state that doesn’t protect me?” she said. “Right now, I could be denied medical care or be evicted for simply being transgender in many states. How is that even right? How is that even American? “What if I’m offered a dream job in a state where I can be discriminated against? Even if my employer is supportive, I still have to live somewhere. Eat in restaurants. Have a doctor.”
When the hearing ended after more than three hours, with a variety of witnesses having testified both for and against the bill, Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin of Illinois, who chairs the Judiciary Committee, pronounced Keating the star of the proceedings, “certainly the 16-year-old star.” He pledged to her and the other witnesses that he would work to make equality a reality.
'Marvel to introduce gay Captain America later this year' & other Wed midday news briefs
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| A gay Captain America? Why not? |
Marvel to Introduce Gay Captain America Later This Year - Expect some comic book fans to begin whining ahead of time about "PC culture." And we all know conservatives will do what they usually do. Good. It may get them off of Dr. Seuss for a while.



