"My pediatrician asked my father would you like a dead son or a living daughter? I was in the room when he asked this question." @SimonAmayaPrice tells NH legislators how his father stood up to his physicians. HB377 pic.twitter.com/505puPLBID
— Sidewalk Steve (@Sidewalk_Steve) March 4, 2025
"I had a colo-vaginoplasty back in 2012 or 13... and a year after that, my deeply-held belief that living and passing as the opposite sex would make me happier melted away." Detransitioned man @Sackless_Jack gives wise advice to those questioning their gender or considering… pic.twitter.com/38uxKUYqHi
— Transition Justice (@TransJusticeOrg) September 27, 2024
Lots of gender ideology books in the Christian County Library are noted HERE. There are many people in Christian County who are fighting this pernicious ideology...everyday citizens and elected officials are making a stand. Do not let your public institutions fall to the death cult.
Why are we doing transgender “period parties” for elementary school kids in public libraries?? There’s no justification for this insanity. https://t.co/l2BwbmivC3
— Chloe Cole ⭐️ (@ChoooCole) September 27, 2024
By Gretchen Garrity
It is imperative that children are protected, both physically and emotionally. Many children with gender dysphoria come from a history of trauma. Children, let alone traumatized children, cannot consent to making such irrevocable changes. That our culture is so bent that publishers, authors, and libraries push ideological books on children as young as toddlers, is shameful and evil.
Listen to Sam tell his story in the video below. It is heartbreaking. And yet Sam is a testament to the resilience of a soul crying out for truth. Then decide that you will not remain silent while such books are stealthily pushed to our children in our own libraries.
This agenda has nothing to do with the "freedom to read." It is outright diabolical. And there are legions of people who would like nothing better than to get these books into the hands of children.
Here's a reading list for children. Two titles from that list are in the Christian County Library: I Am Jazz, and The Story of Ferdinand. Yes, this ideology has usurped a children's classic and made it about sexuality.* There's more in the CCL from another list that also targets minors: Gracefully Grayson, and Some Assembly Required.
God bless and keep Sam. His courage is inspiring.
