Twenty attorneys general, led by New York Attorney General Letitia James, filed a lawsuit to stop the federal government from ending the unequivocally harmful practice of “gender”-motivated child sexual mutilation.

If your attorney general is on the list, please call them and let them know their constituents figured out that chemically castrating nonconforming, autistic, or traumatized children is a bad idea before they did:

New York (Lead Plaintiff): Letitia James, (800) 771-7755 
California (Co-Lead): Rob Bonta, (916) 210-6276 
Oregon (Co-Lead): Dan Rayfield, (503) 378-4400 
Washington (Co-Lead): Nick Brown, (360) 753-6200 

Supporting State Attorneys General 
Colorado: Phil Weiser, (720) 508-6000 
Connecticut: William Ton, (860) 808-5318 
Delaware: Kathy Jennings, (800) 220-5424 
District of Columbia: Brian Schwalb, (202) 727-3400 
Illinois: Kwame Raoul, (217) 782-1090 (Springfield); (312) 814-3000 (Chicago) 
Maine: Aaron Frey, (207) 626-8800 
Maryland: Anthony Brown, (410) 576-6300 
Massachusetts: Andrea Campbell, (617) 727-2200 
Michigan: Dana Nessel, (517) 335-7622 
Minnesota: Keith Ellison, (651) 296-3353 
New Jersey: Matthew Platkin, (609) 376-0802 
New Mexico: Raúl Torrez, (505) 490-4060 
Rhode Island: Peter Neronha, (401) 274-4400 
Vermont: Charity Clark, (802) 828-3171 
Wisconsin: Josh Kaul, (608) 266-1221 

Other Participating Official Pennsylvania: 
Governor Josh Shapiro, joined the lawsuit on behalf of Pennsylvania. (717) 787-3391

New York State continues to push bad policies, including our state’s version of California’s disastrous SB 132. A bill introduced in the last three legislative sessions to have prison placement depend on self-declared “gender identity,” effectively ending single-sex prisons in the state by letting men choose to be housed in a women’s facility, has been amended and reintroduced again. Implementing self-ID prison policies has been disastrous in Rikers, with multiple women raped or attacked by men in mixed-sex housing.

The long-awaited decision to a class-action order started by California parents came last week, with the court ruling that it is unlawful for California public schools to compel teachers to hide child “socially transitions” from parents. California attempted to pause the permanent injunction, but the request was denied.

In the UK, transactivists are planning to attack offices of senior politicians, including Keir Starmer and Wes Streeting, as well as Sex Matters. J.K. Rowling, who among many other women has been the target of rape and death threats for asserting women’s boundaries and the existence of sex, has urged politicians to take this threat seriously. New Yorkers can relate—Kellie-Jay Keen’s 2023 Let Women Speak event in our city attracted a mob of raging domestic terrorists, threatening, menacing, pulling on police barricades, and screaming slurs at women and their supporters. Expect the tantrum to violently escalate as activists keep losing their battle against reality.

Also, the Sandie Peggie tribunal judgment was amended again after the judge was suspected of fabricating quotes from the Supreme Court ruling in April clarifying that the word “woman” in the Equality Act 2010 referred to sex and not gender. Other errors included writing the name of a sex-realist advocacy group, Not All Gays Ireland, as Not For Gays Ireland, completely changing the meaning. As for the Equality Act 2010, well, the NHS continues to ignore that judgment and break the law.
Fox News has put together a victory lap of sorts documenting activist and legislative efforts to preserve fairness in women’s sports, ensuring that female athletes are properly recognized for their training and skill.

If you’re just catching up on this issue, this well-received piece cataloguing how we got here is a good starting point. The HHS review also provides clarity on how much information doctors truly had about the procedures used in “gender-affirming” care before they marketed it as the standard.