Tag Archives: pronouns
Public School Teachers Have Become Deceitful, Depraved Dogmatists
Perhaps you missed the story about a Naperville, Illinois elementary school where third-grade teacher, Nicholas Cosme, a 25-year-old man who “paints his nails like a woman does—and is teaching eight-year-old boys” in his class at Elmwood Elementary School to do likewise... And to top it off, he read to his young students the picture book My Shadow is Pink, in which “a young boy who likes to wear dresses inspires his father to also wear a dress.”
Posted in Education
Tagged C.S. Lewis, Catholic, cross-dressing, Destiney Washington, Elmwood Elementary School, gender identity crisis, genetic sexual attraction, Glenn Singleton, grooming, Ibram X. Kendi, ichard J Kinsella Magnet School, Kathleen Cataford, Kimberlé Crenshaw, Kink, Leslie Torres-Rodriguez, Maria Perez, Muslim, My Shadow is Pink, Nicholas Cosme, Nikole Hannah-Jones, Paterson Elementary School, polyamory, pronouns, Robin DiAngelo, Wendell Perez, Zoophilia
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Dealing with Cancel Culture
In the article describing “hate speech” tactics, we saw how people are called haters if they oppose the homosexual or transgender agenda. The intent is to shame the opponents into silence, that the activists’ march through American culture can continue unopposed. In this article, we’ll see how the activists try to punish those who actually do stand against them.
Posted in Faith, Marriage/Family/Culture, Sexuality
Tagged Abraham Lincoln, America, America's Culture, Antifa, Apple, Cancel culture, Christianity, Culture, Facebook, George Orwell, Google Play, Harald Uhlig, homosexuals, Karen Blair, LGBT, Masterpiece Cakesho, Memories Pizza, Niel Golightly, Parler, pronouns, Robert Jensen, sexuality, social media, The Crossing Church, The Internet, transgender, Twitter
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Merriam-Webster Dictionary and the “Transing” of Language
Yesterday I commented under an article on The Hill on Merriam-Webster Dictionary adding “they” as a pronoun for “gender nonbinary” persons, an article that also referred to British singer Sam Smith‘s announcement that he’s “nonbinary.” Like Merriam-Webster, the Chicago Tribune has bought hook, line, and sinker the “trans” language rules. Writing about the singular man Sam Smith, the Trib wrote this embarrassing sentence:
Smith said they were excited and privileged for the support, adding that they’ve been “very nervous” about the announcement because they ”care too much about what people think.”
Someone responded to my Hill comment, and …
Posted in Sexuality
Tagged "they", Body Integrity Identity Disorder, Gender Dyphoria, Merriam-Webster Dictionary, nonbinary, NukeNado, pronoun laws, pronouns, Rachel Dolezal, Sam Smith, The Hill
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