Inspired by the courage of my sister
@EnesFreedom, I have decided to enter the
@WNBA draft as Fierce Sally.
Some are thinking: this is unfair—This person is not REALLY “trans”!
How do YOU know? Do you know someone’s home/private life?
Guess what—this is just as scientific as the doctors putting kids on lifelong drugs.
There is NO medically validated test for “trans.”
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Rhode Island Advisory Committee on Civil Rights appointed by
@USCCRgov has a "defame and degrade policy" where you raise a "point of order on personal affront" when you're offended by a co-board member.
A trans activist used it to stop
@RamonaBessinger from calling him "him," which is a violation of a civil right.
IT IS M'AM! POINT OF ORDER
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Rhode Island's Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights censors board members who use biological pronouns after male member dressed as a woman - Donnie Anderson - tantrummed that
@RamonaBessinger called him "him."
I guess free speech & religion aren't civil rights for the RI civil rights advisory committee.
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Does
@USCCRgov investigate its own appointed Advisory Committees on Civil Rights for violating civil rights?
It should.
Rhode Island's Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights censors board members who use biological pronouns after male member dressed as a woman - Donnie Anderson - tantrummed that
@RamonaBessinger called him "him."
I guess free speech & religion aren't civil rights for the RI civil rights advisory committee.
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Rhode Island's Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights censors board members who use biological pronouns after male member dressed as a woman - Donnie Anderson - tantrummed that
@RamonaBessinger called him "him."
I guess free speech & religion aren't civil rights for the RI civil rights advisory committee.
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Nope
They trusted the experts
They won't even acknowledge that trusting the experts might be wrong -- even when it is shown that the experts knew they were lying
They will try to memory hole everything
They do not want to stop trusting the experts
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I visited Seattle’s $165 million dollar downtown library and it was OVERRUN with drug addicts.
Not only is this library filled with adults who are high on drugs, but they also offer FREE fentanyl test strips, syringes and injectable narcan that anyone, including children, can access.
Visitors have complained of “foul odors”, unusable restrooms and harassment by the homeless and I experienced all of this while at this location.
Seattle residents just passed a tax increase to raise $480 million dollars for libraries just like this one and this is unfortunately the state that they’re in:
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🚨🚨🚨Urgent Support needed for a California mother -Shana Gaviola - who is headed to federal prison on August 24 because she tried to save her son from transgenderism. Judge Coughenour, the judge that enjoined Trump’s EO on birth right citizenship sentenced her to 3 years in prison for violating a restraining order because she had her son transported to a boarding school in MO to protect him from a school and other adults who were advancing his transgender identity.
Her lawyers have petitioned for a Presidential Pardon.
You can help by emailing the DOJ and asking for mercy at pardon.attorney
@usdoj.gov. For more on her story 👇.
@realDonaldTrump @elonmusk @HarmeetKDhillon @megynkelly
@BillMelugin_ @BillboardChris
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What's the best way to teach math: explicit instruction or less guided learning?
This might seem like an opinion-based question where the proper answer is "to each their own."
... except, it's not.
One of these options is supported by decades of research into the science of learning. The other is not.
Assuming that we define "best" as "produces measurably superior learning outcomes," then the best way to teach math, hands-down, is explicit instruction.
Nobody who knows the science of learning is actually debating this (though unfortunately much of the education world does not know the science of learning, hence the debate).
A quote from Clark, Kirschner, & Sweller (2012,
"Decades of research clearly demonstrate that for novices (comprising virtually all students), direct, explicit instruction is more effective and more efficient than partial guidance.
So, when teaching new content and skills to novices, teachers are more effective when they provide explicit guidance accompanied by practice and feedback, not when they require students to discover many aspects of what they must learn.
...
We also have a good deal more experimental evidence [since the 1960s] as to what constitutes effective instruction: controlled experiments almost uniformly indicate that when dealing with novel information, learners should be explicitly shown all relevant information, including what to do and how to do it.
We wonder why many teacher educators who are committed to scholarship and research ignore the evidence and continue to encourage minimal guidance when they train new teachers.
After a half century of advocacy associated with instruction using minimal guidance, it appears that there is no body of sound research that supports using the technique with anyone other than the most expert students.
Evidence from controlled, experimental (a.k.a. "gold standard") studies almost uniformly supports full and explicit instructional guidance rather than partial or minimal guidance for novice to intermediate learners.
These findings and their associated theories suggest teachers should provide their students with clear, explicit instruction rather than merely assisting students in attempting to discover knowledge themselves."
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It’s always fine to make an accurate reference to a person’s sex.
It’s never fine to throw a tantrum in response to a person making an accurate reference to a person’s sex.
It’s always wrong for public authority to abridge anyone’s right to free speech.
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In 1967, I was one of four women on the university’s table tennis first team. I would sometimes practice with the worst player in the men’s fourth team. He would always beat me as he was larger and more powerful.
Nowadays, he could’ve replaced me if he identified as a woman. That’s just not fair. Keep men out of women’s sports.
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Let this be a warning to all hospitals and medical providers who are sterilizing children, selling the lie that there is a thing called a gender identity and that efficacious medicine includes wrong sex hormones, arresting natural puberty, removal of body parts and removing bones (looking at you
@BriannaWu) that you will be held to account.
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Rhode Island's Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights censors board members who use biological pronouns after male member dressed as a woman - Donnie Anderson - tantrummed that
@RamonaBessinger called him "him."
I guess free speech & religion aren't civil rights for the RI civil rights advisory committee.
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🔎NEW — AFL has launched an investigation into New Jersey’s “software glitch” that registered THOUSANDS of illegal aliens to vote and allowed hundreds to cast ballots.
Voting in American elections is a sacred right for American citizens ONLY.
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This man is part of the crowd who cancelled us.
We met him in 2013/14, did some gigs with him and another musician at the time, put them both up in our van for the one night during our tour.
But he didn’t look or act like he does today.
He more looked like the old photo of him I’ve posted here, and he was a polite and decent young musician.
He, and almost everybody else who were part of cancelling us - all now claim to be the opposite sex.
They’re all weird and deranged now.
There’s a lot to be said about the way porn addiction is a core part of being “trans” and how it literally makes these people sick and perverted. Or perhaps they were always prone to that, and “trans” ideology gives them permission to openly lean into their perversions.
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Our claims of “learning is not memorization” may sound poetic in the abstract.
But when asked to break them down concretely, we find our explanations start to sound more and more like
“Tower-building is not nailing wood, not welding steel, not balancing load, it is none of those mechanical things, it is the emergent grace of brushing the heavens.”
Which is completely devoid of instructional value, and entirely unhelpful to any aspiring tower-builder, aside from possibly inspiring a fleeting spark of motivation that spends itself searching for a place to spend itself.
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A University of Kansas Medical Center fellowship trained doctors in gender-transition surgeries while encouraging them to join WPATH, a global trans-health organization that has condemned executive action protecting minors from these procedures.
"Residency and fellowship programs are expected to provide rigorous, professional training environments free from ideological pressure, safeguarding objective academic standards that support safe, high‑quality medical practice,” Kurt Miceli said.
“Ideological agendas have no place in training the next generation of physicians, and formally aligning trainees with a contested advocacy organization risks undermining that expectation.”
Read the article in the comments ⬇️
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🚨'IT HAS DESTROYED OUR LIVES'
A Christian mom and her husband are suing after Oregon ruled them guilty of child abuse for the "mental injury" of not "affirming" a daughter's transgender identity.
But the story gets even worse than that...
🧵1/20
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Birth tourism schemes exploit our immigration laws and often violate our criminal laws. The Department of Justice will prioritize the prosecutions of birth tourism schemes across the country. Actors seeking to exploit loopholes to obtain automatic citizenship for their children pose a national security threat and will be brought to justice.
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You mean men, men who claim to be women. You are a national broadcaster that consistently obfuscates facts around sex because you’ve taken an ideological position the public overwhelmingly rejects. This isn’t news, it’s propaganda.
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