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A counter-protest of a pro-homosexuality-and-transgenderism Pride event at a Burlington middle school has prompted several residents to call for reinstating the town's diversity, equity, and inclusion committee. The Pride-theme day was organized on Friday, June 2 by the middle school's Spectrum Club, a place where students
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A public school district north of Boston is recommending that five-year-olds read a pro-transgender book. Melrose Public Schools put a book called Julian is a Mermaid by Jessica Love on its suggested summer reading list for incoming kindergartners, according to the school's web site.
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How many genders exist? The Arlington Public School system is teaching fourth- and fifth-graders that there are infinite genders.
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Massachusetts Family Institute has been dedicated to strengthening the family in the Commonwealth for 30 years. The latest census data and social science research confirm that children do best when they are raised in a home with both their mother and their father, and it is part of our mission
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A biological male track runner who identifies as a girl had a strong performance at the girls' outdoor track and field state championship meet in New Hampshire last month. Maelle Jacques, a freshman at Kearsarge Regional High School in Sutton, New Hampshire, finished in second place in one event
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Should Massachusetts residents be allowed to change their gender on their marriage license once they have been married? A bill on Beacon Hill would make that change.
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A Massachusetts school district asks parents to provide their children's preferred pronouns on its pre-kindergarten registration forms. If parents want to enroll their kids to attend public school in the city of Salem, they must fill out a form that asks them to provide their student's
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Harvard University has a reputation as being one of the world's best schools of higher learning. It has a wide range of notable alumni, and top-notch former professors like U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Massachusetts), who provided the school with some desperately-needed Native American representation in its faculty.
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