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Abigail Shrier, author of “Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters,” will be speaking tonight (Oct. 11) at 7:00 p.m. at the University of Virginia. Register here.
I heard very excited rave reviews from UNC last night. The reporter from The Daily Tarheel even stayed for half of the excellent talk!
Glad to know that she was well received!
The “unequivocal” UVA embarrassed itself last night with a mob of hundreds of mentally disturbed students “protesting.”
we should post some videos and parents of same should get their children the metal help they need. The concept that writing a book that expresses the “self evident” conclusion that something is going on in this huge increase of girls deciding they want to be boys is “violence” just after Hamas commits unspeakable violence, which these same mentally disturbed hate-filled children will not denounce because they are “allies”, is a disgrace. UVA is being destroyed by the Marxists in charge, on purpose. Every department. Every school. Every foundation. The Honor System is dead, for now, because the people in charge have no honor – Marxists/Wokies believe by any means necessary. Wake up.
Is there a BFD Runk anywhere to be found at the U?
Sadly, no. Neither is a T. Braxton Woody to be found anywhere. But they are still remembered.