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The Case of Clark v. State Public Charter School Authority, and Why It Matters

January 8, 2021 | by Kara Dansky | 1 Comments

A US federal lawsuit alleges that a child was forced to reveal his racial, sexual, gender and religious identities as part of a graded class assignment. On December 22, 2020, a case was filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Nevada called Clark v. State Public Charter School Authority, et al. Most of us […] Read more

Misery in Myanmar for Rohingya Refugees

December 28, 2020 | by Cameron Boyle | 0 Comments

The Rohingya people are enduring brutal persecution by the state in Myanmar. The international community must make a stand. Described by UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres as ‘one of, if not the most discriminated people in the world’, the Rohingya ethnic group are enduring unthinkable persecution at the hands of the Myanmar state. A predominantly Muslim ethnic group […] Read more

Holbeck Managed Approach: Drowning Not Swimming

November 25, 2020 | by Belstaffie | 4 Comments

The Holbeck Managed Approach has been a disaster for the community of Holbeck, bringing in drug addiction, street harassment and even murder. Read more

Humanitarian Crisis in North America Worsens after Troubled Election

November 6, 2020 | by Dan Fisher | 0 Comments

While world attention has been focused on China, developments in North America spell out dire consequences for the region. Read more

Pro- or Anti-Anti-Neurodiversity? Transcending the Autism Wars

October 31, 2020 | by Jonathan Ferguson | 0 Comments

Is autism an illness or merely a difference? Charting a path out of the Autism Wars, the conflict over the concept of neurodiversity. Read more

The Gender Cult is Winning the War of Language

October 27, 2020 | by Agatha Trunchbull | 19 Comments

The gender cult has taken control of our language, and therefore controls our culture. It’s time to stop capitulating and take back English. Read more

Scott Newgent: Let’s Focus On Stopping the Transition of Children

October 7, 2020 | by Scott Newgent | 6 Comments

Scott Newgent responds to assertions made in a recent article published on Uncommon Ground Media with a call to focus on the issue at hand. Read more

In Defence of a Broad Church Approach in Gender Criticism

October 7, 2020 | by Georgia McGraw | 1 Comments

The diversity of views amongst critics of gender ideology is our greatest strength. We must never lose sight of our shared goals. Read more

Yemen’s Unabating Suffering: War, Poverty and COVID-19

October 6, 2020 | by Cameron Boyle | 0 Comments

The humanitarian crisis in Yemen is being exacerbated by the spread of COVID-19. The world needs to act. Read more

Re-Hashing the ‘Cuties’ Black-Lash: A Case Study in Illiberal “Feminist” Racism

October 5, 2020 | by Majalli Fatah | 2 Comments

Pseudo-progressives oppose depicting the harsh reality of young girls caught between the misogynies of two worlds, the Islamic and the Western. Read more

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Donovan Cleckley

Donovan Cleckley holds a BA in English and Interdisciplinary Studies from the University of Montevallo and an MA in English from Tulane University. His research focuses on the relationship between women’s rights and gay rights, literature and sexual politics, and the social and political implications of transgenderism as an ideology, an industry, and an institution. Learn more about his work at https://donovancleckley.com.

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