The Fairfax County Police Department has introduced PFC Tiara Goode as its new LGBTQ Liaison Officer, a move that some have criticized as unproductive.

On this week's Woke of the Weak we took a look at how the left acted during this second week of pride month.

Singer Chappell Roan declined an invitation to perform at a White House pride event, citing inadequate action by the U.S. administration in ensuring liberty, justice, and freedom for all. During her set at New York's Governors Ball, Roan, draped in green like the Statue of Liberty, voiced her support for trans and women's rights, as well as for oppressed people in occupied territories. Her…

The Arkansas Department of Health reported zero recorded abortions in the state in 2023, reflecting the effects of an Arkansas law that prohibited abortions in all cases barring those required to save a woman's life, following the overturning of Roe v. Wade. The report, which documented factors such as age, consent, ethnicity, and race, did not account for abortions secured out of state by…

After Audrey Hale murdered three adults and three children at the Covenant Christian School in Nashville, Tennessee in 2023, her writings have been recovered. The writings, provided by The Tennessee Star, reveal Hale's gender dysphoria, cross-dressing fantasies, and her struggles with accepting her female identity. She also expressed a desire for puberty blockers and resentment towards her…

The Miss Maryland USA competition recently crowned a transgender woman, Bailey Anne Kennedy, as its winner. The 31-year-old also serves as a "Proud Military Wife" and works with the United Service Organizations (USO) to boost troop morale. Kennedy's victory has sparked controversy, with critics citing concerns about the fairness of transgender women competing in women's beauty pageants, and…

In a demonstration supporting the Right to Contraception Act, a group erected a 20-foot intrauterine device (IUD) near the U.S Capitol. The Act, which aimed at providing birth control to women, was rejected by the Senate amid claims that it was a ploy to fund Planned Parenthood's abortion and transgender surgery services. The IUD display stirred various reactions, with many seeing it as an…

Senate Republicans blocked the "Right to Contraception" bill, proposed by Senator Ed Markey (D-Mass.), which critics claim would funnel money to Planned Parenthood for abortions and transgender surgeries on minors. The bill was presented as aiming to secure access to contraception; nevertheless, the GOP heavily criticized it for being misleading. Pro-Life organization, Susan B. Anthony Pro-…

Two Christian families in Vermont are suing the state's Department for Children and Families (DCF) for preventing them from fostering children due to their religious beliefs on gender and sexuality. This comes amidst a foster care crisis in the state, with more than 1,000 children in state custody and only around 900 licensed foster families. The families contend they can provide loving homes…

Children's YouTube content creator, Ms. Rachel, recently posted a video for Pride month, subsequently receiving backlash for promoting LGBTQ+ issues to her young audience. In response, she released a new video in which she attempted to use biblical references, specifically Matthew 22:36-40, to justify her stance on love and acceptance of all. Her interpretation of these verses sparked more…

On this week's Woke of the Weak, we took a look at what the left served up this first week of Pride month.

75-year-old Paulette Harlow and eight other pro-life activists were sentenced to prison for demonstrating outside a Washington D.C. abortion clinic.

Popular YouTuber Ms. Rachel, known for her educational content for babies and toddlers, received criticism for posting a video celebrating Pride Month. Critics argue that her content, including having non-binary guests on her show, allegedly promotes an agenda beyond childhood education. This incident emphasizes the need for parents to monitor their children's digital content we consume.

The Texas Supreme Court has unanimously rejected a legal challenge to broaden abortion availability in the state, preserving laws that disallow termination based solely on abnormal fetal diagnoses. The case, Zurawski v. Texas, alleged that the abortion ban prevented necessary medical care for these women’s “complicated pregnancies.” A previous temporary injunction allowed abortions for…