Maria vulva sacra, Our Lady of Milk, is one of the oldest and most venerated icons, especially in the Middle East and Ethiopia, where Christianity took root from the first century. Even today, the Grotto of Milk in Jerusalem is the destination of incessant pilgrimages of women expecting or wishing to become mothers. Every 29 April, the Orthodox Church celebrates with a splendid hymn the breasts of Mary, the 'life-giving Spring' that lifts the sick from their beds, frees the afflicted, strengthens the frail, [...]

Juana Gallego, writer and teacher at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona -Master of Gender and Communication- is under attack by queer students who, before the beginning of the course, announced to the coordinator of the master that they would boycott her lessons because of the ideas she expresses in the media or in her blog. A story that recalls that of many other professors - the most famous case being that of Kathleen Stock - who have been removed from universities for their gender-critical positions. Of the question of [...]

As was the case last year with the Italian edition of the X Factor, the BRIT Awards 2022 - the most prestigious music award in the UK - abolished the male and female categories in homage to gender fluidity. So no more "Best Female Solo Artist" and "Best Male Solo Artist", but a gender neutral "Best Artist", whose winner was Adele. Collecting the award, she commented: "I understand why the name of this award has changed, but I love being a woman, and being a woman artist. [...]

Kathleen Stock, the philosophy lecturer at the centre of a controversy over her views on gender identification and transgender rights, has announced her resignation from the University of Sussex. Stock's resignation comes three weeks after a protest by some students on the university's Brighton campus, which included posters and graffiti calling for her dismissal. Stock believes that gender identity matters no more than biological sex "when it comes to laws and policies" and that people [...]

In British and American academia, the deplatforming (gagging) imposed on teachers critical of free gender identity (self-id) is a well-established phenomenon (we have reported on it several times, see here and here). It has been one of the main signs of the enormous lobbying power of transactivism. The case of Kathleen Stock, feminist and lesbian lecturer at the University of Sussex, probably marks the point of no return: you can read the story here. Stock came under very heavy attack from a trans collective at the university, [...]

'Bodies with vaginas' is a strange way of referring to half the human race. Yet it was the expression that The Lancet, a medical journal, chose to publish on the cover of its latest issue, explaining to readers that 'historically, the anatomy and physiology' of such bodies had been overlooked. After complaints about dehumanising language, The Lancet apologised. But it is not alone: a growing number of officials and organisations find themselves speechless when it comes to using the [...]

The woman you see in the film is called Dawn Land and is the mother of one - or one, she does not specify - student in the Puyallup School District, Washington state. Bravely breaking censorship on 21 June, she intervened during a parents' meeting to denounce the trans and queer indoctrination to which children in primary and secondary schools (5-12 years old) are subjected. This is the reality in American and Canadian schools. His speech, interrupted by the liberating applause [...]

The strategy of queer activism always orders silence. If politicians are discussing a bill to introduce gender self-determination, it is preferable that the media do not talk about it, and if they do talk about it, they have to say that the bill is only "against discrimination of LGBT people" and keep quiet about the rest. Any opinion that is even the slightest bit dissonant is silenced with insults, threats (chilling effect) and blackout (no platform). All this happens also in Italy, see for example [...]

For those who don't believe in the violence of queer transactivists: this video shows the brutal trans-square assault on Christophe Elston, a man from Vancouver (Canada) who has long been in the crosshairs of the ARF for his support of JK Rowling and his fight against puberty blockers for girls and boys. A poster made and put up by Elston, simply with the words "I love JK Rowlings", was vandalised and immediately covered up by Vancouver City Council billboard officers [...]

Being against trans ideology does not at all mean hating trans people or being trans exclusionary, as queers shout. Far from it. Like women, transgender people do not benefit from trans-ideology. Columnist Debbie Hayton explains this very well and definitively. Who - incidentally - is trans. Readers of the New York Times might wonder how trans people survive in the UK. On the other side of the Atlantic, the paper speaks of a hostile climate in which both the left and the right [...]

Gender studies, which was born to welcome female knowledge and represent it in the academies, has long since become a transfeminist and queer reserve (Julie Bindel explains it here). Provincially, Italian universities are in line with the trend - the phenomenon is consolidated in the Anglo-Saxon world and indeed shows some signs of abating - and in their educational offerings they do not fail to include proposals such as this one from the University of Turin, Department of Law: "Seminar on Lgbtq+ Law" (?), a compendium of the themes of that subculture - [...]

They are the women (poster on the walls of Milan, it seems to be a brand of women's underwear or something like that, it seems that for Valentine's Day they want to launch genderless underwear). In fact HE is the women (one is enough for everyone). Nothing else to add. It's their all-time envious dream, from Aristotle onwards*. To take the place of women. To give life in their place. Making them abject. Lock them up. Hide them. Veil them. Erase them. Replace them. They are the women. We, [...]