Normally, when we consider the environment in which we live, we think of our physical surroundings. Some of us live in urban centers, some in suburbs, some in the countryside. Those who live in middle and upper-class situations may think their environment is quite pleasant. But our environment comprises not
Tag: gender
In case you missed it, yesterday we published Darrow’s post, DEADNAMING and MISGENDERING: Postmodern Taboos that Deny Reality. Our whiteboard videos have typically posted weeks after the original written version, but we depart from that practice today to publish the video of yesterday’s article. Don’t forget to subscribe at our
Today, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit sided with US President Donald Trump in barring some transgender people from military service. Meanwhile, as reported at WORLD, the Church of England recently codified a “gender transition service” to celebrate an individual who has chosen a “sex
Last year, the “in” thing for postmoderns was “gender neutrality”: bathrooms, pronouns, names, birth certificates, wedding and drivers’ licenses. Even gender-neutral parents and gender-neutral children. Until recent years, we used men’s rooms and women’s rooms. No one would have thought of a man going into a women’s restroom or shower
The current trans rights discussion is not about bathrooms; it’s about the destruction of the family and the overthrow of the transcendent moral order that has supported it. It dawned on me recently that President Obama’s legacy will not be in maintaining America’s security and well-being. Rather, he will be remembered for determining who
This post is about a candid feminist. Most people never examine their worldview … until they bump into reality. When you hit your head against God’s objective world, you tend to make a note of it. As Irving Kristol, the American writer and journalist, famously said: “A conservative is a
Our good friend Nancy R. Pearcey is editor-at-large of The Pearcey Report. She is also scholar in residence and professor at Houston Baptist University, where she serves as director of the Francis Schaeffer Center for Worldview and Culture. She is also a fellow at the Discovery Institute. Nancy gave us permission to reprint the









