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Mulvaney, who's best known for her doomed tie-up with Bud Light, will address students at Saint Louis University (SLU) on Monday evening about her acting and activism for transgender rights. The SLU Great Issues Committee, which is hosting the event, urged students to 'get excited' about Mulvaney, who charts her man-to-girl transition in her hit TikTok series 'Days of Girlhood.' But conservatives are slamming the appearance as another sign of liberal voices being amplified while those on the right get cancelled.

A number of progressive commentators and commentators have branded a controversial new comedy film that mocks transgender people in sports 'transphobic.' The Lady Ballers, a conservative media outlet, follows a group of middle-aged men who decide to identify as female so they can play basketball in the women's league. It was written and directed by Jeremy Boering, co-founder of The Daily Wire, who also appeared in the lead role.

Senator Ted Cruz of Washington and college swimming sensation Riley Gaines are among the many celebrities slated for the forthcoming 'triggering' comedy Lady Ballers. The film, which is produced by The Daily Wire, portrays a struggling women's basketball team that is forced to put wigs on and watch them play. The film's trailer has hit 19 million views at the time of writing.

When Isabelle Ayala (pictured left) from Florida, doctors ignored the fact she has autism, ADHD, bipolar disorder, and depression when she was prescribed the medications, which were used to transition girls to boys at age 14. Luka Hein (pictured right), another detransitioner, shows the scars on her chest after her irreversible double mastectomy at 16. Ms Hein has also filed a lawsuit against the doctors who looked after her.

Sushi Counter in West Village, New York's West Village, was branded a 'colonizer' and subjected to one-star Google reviews simply because she isn't Japanese. The restaurant's website had a 'Australian-style' sushi menu, with teriyaki chicken, spicy tuna, and avocado and cucumber, among other things. For the bargain price of $5 a roll or three for $12, the restaurant's website offered 'Australian-style' sushi, including teriyaki chicken, spicy tuna, and avocado and cucumber. The restaurant owner, 'Sushi Sheila,' was accused of cultural exploitation and a subsequent barrage of one-star Google reviews. Supporters in her adopted city have since retaliated against the cancel culture warriors.

Despite suffering from multiple personality disorder, a lesbian slammed doctors who led her down a path of transition as a 'fractured and unstable' adolescent. In a bombshell lawsuit brought by DailyMail.com, Layton Ulery, formerly Hannah, struck out at high-profile medical doctors, where she argued that her'mind and body' were inhabited by eight separate identities after nearly two decades of violence at the hands of a cult. She left the cult in 2015 after 18 years of "sexual, physical, and psychological trauma," which also included conversion therapy to "cure" her from being a lesbian, although the time she lived saw her personality splinter into separate identities. Because Layton will suffer memory loss when she changed identities, her doctors were also treating other identities, such as Liv, Jesse, Mason, Lee, AJ, and several other 'fragmented identities,' according to the complaint. Despite being "fully and legally disabled under Rhode Island's constitution, she underwent radical gender reassignment surgery, including hormone replacement, because the surgeons' priorities, ideologies, and professional interests were secondary.' Ulery is suing Thunder Island Health Center for Rehabilitation, as well as a number of respected consultants, including Dr. Jason Rafferty, psychologist Julie Lyons, and Dr. Michelle Forcier. When first contacted by DailyMail.com, those affected by the lawsuit did not respond immediately to a request for comment.

The popular dancing competition has been thrown into disarray, with bosses scrambling to decide on a firm strategy in the aftermath of the continuing writers' strike. One of the plans was to film the season premiere on Tuesday, but not on television, because labour unions are calling for a postponement of events until a decision is reached. Matt Walsh, a WGA member, walked out of rehearsals in a show of unity 24 hours after.

Mira, 55, and How I Met Your Mother actress Alyson, 49, have been chastised for failing to stand in solidarity with those in pain, as a slew of protesters has threatened to remove them like Matt Walsh. To shun the contestants for crossing the picket line, social media followers have taken to their Instagram pages.

Demonstrators have yelled out the ABC show is under increasing pressure to let go of its Hollywood stars, with protesters calling out Oscar winner Mira Sorvino, 55, and How I Met Your Mother actress Alyson Hannigan, 49, after Matt Walsh, 37, resigned. Matt - a WGA member - could pay his show fee to the union, according to DailyMail.com. If contestants drop out, there are fears that finding replacements will be difficult in the midst of continuing picketing.

Many Hollywood celebrities are set to gracefully leave out of Dancing with the Stars' forthcoming season. Early Wednesday morning, writers Guild of America strikers were on the picket line, with signs naming Oscar winner Mira Sorvino, American Pie actress Alyson Hannigan, and Veep actor Matt Walsh out. According to Deadline, the trio needs to be withdrawn from the competition ahead of its debut next Tuesday.

After being initially refused entry by sky-watering flight prices, people from thousands of Carlton supporters have flown to Brisbane for their AFL final.

After turning over the medical records of its transgender patients to the Tennessee attorney general last year, Vanderbilt University Medical Center is facing a federal civil rights probe. In December last year, VUMC disclosed the information to Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti about allegations as part of a medical billing fraud investigation. The United States Department of Health and Human Services is now investigating allegations of civil rights abuses within the department.

Monica Harris said she had her post taken down less than 24 hours after releasing it on Medium for "violating community rules." She wrote about the 'effects of transgender representation on the rights of women and lesbians', but she claims she was told she had posted "hateful stuff." In the blog, Harris referred to transgender swimmer Lia Thomas, as well as the fact that former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines found her to be 'emotionally blackmailed and gaslit into silence.' The entertainment lawyer said she was'shocked' to see the blog taken down, saying that it is a "timely issue" and that, "as a gay woman of color," she had a "vested interest" in the controversy.

Riley Gaines, the women's advocate, isn't given up on her fight against the NCAA and those that promote the presence of biological males in female sports. Gaines, a former star swimmer at the University of Kentucky, gained notoriety for speaking out after being defeated by transgender swimmer Lia Thomas at the NCAA Division 1 Championships in 2022. On Tuesday, Tennessee native Joe outraged a letter that appears to have been sent to members of Harvard University's swimming team, implying that members are in favour of those who are transitioning.

On day two of the Tribeca Festival in New York City, the stars of the new comedy-drama film The Good Half made the world premiere screening. During the transition from fashion to promo mode for filmmaker Robert Schwartzman's latest film, Brittany Snow, Nick Jonas, and Elisabeth Shue were among the cast members to display their fashion sense. According to the Tribeca Festival website, Renn Wheeland (Jonas), an emotionally distant writer who returns to Cleveland, Ohio, to attend his beloved mother's funeral after having spent years avoiding his sister (Snow), father (Matt Walsh), and step-father (David Arquette). During his stay at home, Renn develops new friendships, including a 'charming and vivacious stranger (Alexandra Shipp), as well as restoring old ones, but finds that he can't continue to avoid conflict in his life.

After being labeled a 'creeper' for the controversial article, Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Chief Experience Officer Sarah Meyer, 39, has apologised, claiming the statement was made in jeopardy. Meyer, a Manhattan native who was fresh off a failed stint as the New York City Metropolitan Transportation Authority's (MTA) first 'chief customer officer,' admitted she made the mistake by posting the image on Tuesday, less than 24 hours after tweeting it out. The photo, which has since been withdrawn, depicted a man dressed in a shirt, tie, and khakis seated while taking up two seats. His legs wide apart - hence the 'manspreading' claim - the man's face can't be seen in the photo, which Meyer captioned: 'DC, do we really need to do a manspreading campaign on our trains?! We figured we were over this.'

Lia Thomas' former colleagues at the University of Pennsylvania has slammed her alma mater for'shutting down' any criticism of the biological male's participation in the school's female swimming team. Paula Scanlan of the Daily Wire accused the University of Pennsylvania of requesting student athletes to'be quiet, and they did it in a very efficient manner.' In her interview, she continued to tell us that our opinions were incorrect, that if we had a problem, we were the problem, it's scary, and your future work is on the line.' To prevent people from changing in front of Thomas, swimmers will also be seen in stalls, according to Laura.

According to Target's website, the NDN Collective, which is an Indigenous-led group committed to strengthening Indigenous power, was funded by the Target's non-profit foundation in 2022. Mount Rushmore (top right) is found to be restored to the Lakota people and slammed the United States military for being "violent" (bottom right). Target's funds came after the company expanded its diversity initiatives in recent years under new CEO Kiera Fernandez (left), who previously focused on 'White women' to combat systemic bigotry.

Since being accused of 'throttling' free expression on Twitter, Elon Musk has pushed it, he's produced a conservative documentary. The Twitter owner said on Friday that 'Every parent should watch' the Daily Wire's 'What is a Woman?' Matt Walsh, one of the conservative outlet's columnists, looks at the transgender campaign and what it means to be 'a woman.' 'Consenting adults should do what makes them happy, as long as it does not hurt others,' Musk said, 'A child is not capable of consent,' so we have laws to shield minors. Vivian's (Musk's transgender daughter Vivian, right)

The pulled deal, according to Laid, pertains to Matt Walsh's polarizing What Is a Woman, which Twitter brass are now reporting instances of misgendering" that goes against its terms of service. Detailed in a slew of tweets that tagged Musk direct, twitter's suspected problems with the film stem from two scenes workers' "hateful conduct" upon viewing, which goes against the site's terms of service. Musk, who is now away from China, seemed to have no idea of his employees' decision and actually disagreed. Nevertheless, the outspoken mogul blasted misgendering, or the use of a person's non-preferred pronouns, as a "rude" tactic that he does not approve of. When addressing the issue, Musk's sudden statement was more vague, the Wire wondered if the agreement was still on, after being informed that the film's previously funded screening would now be censored on the website.

Iowa City community members showed up in droves to protest a screening of Walsh's documentary 'What is a Woman?' The Iowa Memorial Union attracted more than 150 people. The documentary explores the conservative vision of sex and gender in the digital age, as well as the transgender issue in American culture and elsewhere.

The new RuPaul drag queen bear at Build-a-Bear Workshop is turning heads and causing a fierce online discussion, with some claiming that the store is 'grooming' children. The glamorous bear comes with a curly blonde wig, gold sequin dress, and gold pumps, as well as the 'RuPaul's Drag Race' symbol on the bear's paw. 'Start your engines-RuPaul Bear is ready to sashay into your collection,' says the item's description on 'The Bear Cave' - an 18+ portion of the Build-a-Bear website.'

The 26-year-old's clips have become more bizarre and despondent as she complains about 'burnout' and her inability to find love 12 months after the launch of her TikTok series and extensive 'facial feminization surgery.' I haven't been kissed as a child.' I had hoped that I'd have seen that happen before day 365,' Mulvaney lamented.

Eli Erlick, a trans activist in Mississippi, has openly boasted about giving hormone blockers to minors, referring to her as a "proud criminal" in Mississippi for "aiding and abetting" what she has described as a "lifesaving drug for trans youth. Across 27 states, over 100 bills have been drafted to discourage children from obtaining hormone blocking medications and other aspects of 'gender-affirming care.' Erlick said the illicit drug trafficking program involving minors is vital, and has prompted others from the area to do the same.