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Glenna Goldis
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Why do Democrats think they can change sex? This is a newsletter about what it means to be human and how America’s most powerful institutions deliver all the wrong answers.

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A Post-Election White Pill

Quick post about yesterday’s election

Yesterday sex realists won big by passing ballot initiatives in bright blue Washington and Colorado to protect girls’ sports. But because the party of two sexes, the GOP, lost so hugely across the coun...

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How the Democrats Became Liberal

FDR didn’t like conservative Democrats

Happy election day!

A constant source of agitation among my friends is seeing the media label their opposition to sex trait medicine as conservative. “I support gay marriage and reproductive rights,”...

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Celebrity Law Professors Admit Error, Claim Biology Is an “Aside” in Sex Equality Argument

Updated on 10-26-26 to include comment from Mark Joseph Stern, Senior Writer at Slate.

In June, the Supreme Court Review published Skrmetti, Trump, and the Coming Sex Equality Realignment, by Melissa Murray and Katherine Shaw. The authors...

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James Talarico’s Christian Nationalism

Some Democrats want to impose progressive orthodoxy in the name of Jesus Christ

“Politics and religion were always two sides of the same coin for me growing up.”

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Welcome to Bad Facts, Volume 2

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This newsletter went on hiatus while I worked in the federal government. It was an honor to serve by helping sue WPATH. Now I’ve left that job and am bringing back the blog. Here’s what to expect from Bad Facts, Volume 2.

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