Tag Archives: Illinois Human Rights Act
Shall We Legalize Prostitution in Illinois?
Why would Equality Illinois, a non-profit organization established to promote the civil rights of LGBTQ individuals, be involved in promoting the decriminalization of “sex work”. . . in other words, stop enforcing laws against prostitution? How does this help those who consider themselves LGBTQ?
Posted in Marriage/Family/Culture, Pornography, Sexuality, Uncategorized
Tagged Amnesty International, Equality Illinois, Illinois Civil Union, Illinois Federation for Human Rights, Illinois Hate Crimes Act, Illinois Human Rights Act, LGBTQ, prostitution, Religious Freedom and Marriage Fairness Act, sexuality
Comments Off on Shall We Legalize Prostitution in Illinois?
No Common Sense
Schools throughout Illinois have implemented rules that require students to be allowed to use the restrooms and locker rooms consistent with their gender identity, but it is not clear exactly how many schools. So a trans boy, who is really a girl, is allowed to use the boys’ restroom and locker room.
Posted in Education, Federal, Illinois Politics, Marriage/Family/Culture, Sexuality
Tagged Adams v. St. Johns County School Board, Brian Charron, Bruce Reimer, Illinois Human Rights Act, Illinois State Board of Education, J.P. Morgan, Jerry Costello II, John Colapinto, John Money, Johns Hopskins University, Lori Costello, nature v. nurture, Neese v. Becerra, Reimer twins, Ryan Cunningham, Speak for Students, Supreme Court, Title IX, Waterloo High School, West Virginia v. EPA
Comments Off on No Common Sense
Hobby Lobby Loses Right to Maintain Sex-Separate Bathrooms
An Illinois Appellate Court just ruled that Hobby Lobby violated the Illinois Human Rights Act by refusing to allow a male employee who masquerades as a woman and goes by the name of “Meggan Renee” Sommerville to use the women’s restroom. If this decision is not appealed and overturned, it will mean the end of sex-separated private spaces in all companies in Illinois, including stores and restaurants.
Posted in Religious Liberty, Sexuality
Tagged Ann B. Jorgenson, Hobby Lobby, Human Rights Commission, Illinois Human Rights Act, Jacob Meister, Kathryn E. Zenoff, Mark Thomas Sommerville, Mary S. Schostok, Meggan Renee Sommerville
Comments Off on Hobby Lobby Loses Right to Maintain Sex-Separate Bathrooms
Pritzker’s Plans to “Trans” Schools
Former Illinois state senator Daniel Biss recently guest-hosted a culturally regressive radio program titled “Live, Local & Progressive” in which he sought to draw attention to yet another God-forsaken executive order (2019-11) from Illinois’ morally bankrupt governor, J.B. Pritzker, which was signed “shortly before the Pride parade.” The executive order establishes a 25-member “Affirming and Inclusive Task Force,” essentially to use government schools to advance the ideology and goals of the “trans” cult.
Lest anyone think the task force will be ideologically balanced between those who believe biological sex matters when it comes to, for …
Posted in Education, Sexuality
Tagged Affirming and Inclusive Task Force, Daniel Biss, Equality Illinois, Illinois Human Rights Act, Illinois Safe Schools Alliance, J.B. Pritzker, Juliet Berger-White, Live, Local & Progressive, Nat Duran, Nicki Bazer, Pride parade, The Center on Halsted
Comments Off on Pritzker’s Plans to “Trans” Schools
District U-46 School Board Needs the Boot and a Fat Lawsuit
At Monday night’s board meeting in School District U-46 about the controversial and secret decision to permit a co-ed locker room for a gender-dysphoric middle school student, it is estimated that of the 53 people who spoke, 43 opposed the decision, while only 10 approved of it. Approximately 29 of the speakers who spoke against co-ed locker rooms were from within the district, while only 5 of the speakers who spoke in support of co-ed locker rooms were from within the district.
Posted in Education
Tagged Donna Smith, Illinois Human Rights Act, School District U-46, Tony Sanders, Traci O’Neal Ellis, Veronica Noland
Comments Off on District U-46 School Board Needs the Boot and a Fat Lawsuit