Child Abuses in the Name of Transgender

David and Hannah Edwards has supported his transition from boy to girl despite being only a five-year old kid. They even filed a suit against Minnesota's Department of Human Rights just to prove a point that their child "wasn't able to take full advantage of Nova’s educational opportunities because of her gender identity and expression. This violated her rights."

The Edwards aren't the first to gain publicity because of their child’s gender confusion. Another controversial case is that of the Whittingtons, whose 7-year-old daughter insists she’s a boy, and the parents have accepted her "transgender" status, even being open to using puberty-blocking hormones on their daughter when the time comes.

Reality Does Not Favor Transgender Ideology

The issue of transgender children has been the subject of much national debate as LGBT advocacy groups have been pushing for categorizing younger children as transgender. Very few parents even go to great lengths to push for this irrational behavior that harm children.

To encourage transition at young ages, for instance, transgender websites have started selling products for children and teens to help them embrace their perceived gender identity. These include tiny dildos young girls can strap on to emulate having a real penis.

Parenting Bill Stirs Debate in Rhode Island

Parents who fear the judgment of neighbors if they leave their kids alone at home or in a car may soon have more than a "tsk, tsk" to worry about in Rhode Island, New England.

State lawmakers are debating a bill that would punish parents for leaving a child younger than 7 alone in a car. They have also proposed legislation to ban kids under 10 from being home alone and older kids from being home alone at night. Legislation could even extend to private preschools, where a bill would ban outdoor recess when the temperature drops below freezing.

Light Sentences for American Child Molesters

Michael Burman, a former teacher at Horace Mann High School in North Fond du Lac, was charged in Fond du Lac County in February 2007 with 10 counts of sexual assault by school staff and 10 counts of child enticement. He had a relationship with a 17-year-old student that included more than 70 sexual encounters, many of which happened at school, the criminal complaint said.

What Happened to 'TF Sagip-Anghel'?

A few months ago, it was reported that the police has intensified its efforts to track down children who were reported missing.

According to GMA News' Maki Pulido's report on "News To Go," the Philippine National Police (PNP) has created a special task force (Task Force Sagip-Anghel) to address cases of missing children.

UN: Make Streets Safe for Children

The United Nations has recently launched #SaveKidsLives, a global campaign to generate action to make streets safe for children, warning that each day some 500 children die from road traffic crashes, thousands more are injured and the situation is only getting worse.

The third UN Global Road Safety Week also kicked off on Monday. The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution on April 10, 2014 to improve road safety.

Gay Press Promotes Sex With Chidren

Earlier, Steve Baldwin wrote in, "Child Molestation and the Homosexual Movement" that child molestation and pedophilia occur far more commonly among homosexuals than among heterosexuals on a per capita basis.

"It is difficult to convey the dark side of the homosexual culture without appearing harsh," wrote Baldwin. "However, it is time to acknowledge that homosexual behavior threatens the foundation of Western civilization – the nuclear family."

Pedophilia More Common Among Gays

Jon Dougherty reported that child molestation and pedophilia occur far more commonly among homosexuals than among heterosexuals on a per capita basis cited by a new study.

"Overwhelming evidence supports the belief that homosexuality is a sexual deviancy often accompanied by disorders that have dire consequences for our culture," wrote Steve Baldwin in, "Child Molestation and the Homosexual Movement," published by the Regent University Law Review.

Students Support Deputy Ben Fields

How fast the page has turned after a group of South Carolina high school students has staged a brief, peaceful walkout in support of a sheriff's deputy who was fired after being recorded on video flipping a disruptive female student out of her desk and tossing her across the classroom floor.

The incident sparked an outcry from small, but loud, civil rights groups who raised questions about whether the student's race, she is black and the officer white, played a role in the use of force.

No More "One-Child" Policy in China

The Chinese government is about to end their longstanding policy that limited most urban couples to one child, according to the state-run Xinhua news agency.

Under the new policy, couples will be allowed to have up to two children. The decision was announced at the end of a four-day meeting of China's ruling Communist Party, which convened to draw up the country's next five-year plan for economic and social development.

Sorry Kim, But You're Not a Mom

Can a woman who never became a mother have any idea how to be one? Definitely not, but leave it to the outspoken Kim Cattrall to say otherwise.

In a BBC Radio interview that aired last 14 September, The former "Sex and the City" star said that though she has not given birth, she still considers herself to be a parent. "I am not a biological parent, but I am a parent. I have young actors and actresses that I mentor, I have nieces and nephews that I am very close to," explained Cattrall.

"The Muppets" Fell Short

"The Muppets" received an indifferent or lukewarm welcome from social media users after its premiere last 22 September. The negative reaction was topped by One Million Moms who were outraged by the "perverted" nature of ABC’s revival.

The conservative family values group has posted a petition complaining that the new primetime show featuring Kermit, Miss Piggy and the rest of Jim Henson‘s creations is "aimed at a mature, modern audience and addresses subjects not suitable for family viewing."

Another Lesbian Longing for Sexual Attention

Another member of the lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgender (LGBT) is trying to get the attention of everyone to gain popularity and maybe get noticed when she wore a hateful and discriminatory shirt in school.

Ms. Brianna Popour, a South Carolina teen, is trying to mock her school and make everyone in her class uncomfortable by wearing a shirt that says, “Nobody Knows I’m a Lesbian.”

Image of Israeli Soldier and Palestinian Boy is Trending

Last 28 August, altercation occurred during a protest organized by Palestinian activists against settlement in the West Bank. The event would have not made any international attention if not for an image of an armed Israeli soldier trying to arrest an 11-year-old Palestinian boy with a broken arm.

The images that went viral on social media showed the soldier putting a headlock on the child while women pull on the soldier's back, trying to free the boy.

School Bullying Results to Empty Plates

Melinda Johnson of U.S. News reported that anti-bullying curriculum these days has created a generation of kids who are much more aware of overt, classic bullying. However, bullying and peer pressure take many forms, and at times evolved into something that can be very difficult to spot.

One form of bullying that is becoming more alarming trend happening in some school cafeterias is kids facing pressure to not eat lunch, or to eat much less than they actually want.

Careful When Criticizing Honest Mothers

Before anybody post anything in social media, they better learn the whole story first otherwise, they will only put themselves and their company in an awkward position.

This is what exactly happened a few days ago after Erica Kalnins received a startling message from her sister-in-law.

We Need More Krisel Mallari

This country needs more people like Krisel Mallari, a salutatorian of the Sto. Niño Parochial School (SNPS), whose graduation speech video (see below) became viral after school authorities rudely interrupted her.

At one point, a teacher is seen in the video seemingly handing Mallari a paper for her to read, instead of what she was delivering.

The Story of Two Rohingya Children

Of the nearly 3,100 Rohingya and Bangladeshis that have landed in three Southeast Asian countries, Margie Mason of Associated Press reported of two very young children who had no choice but to fend for themselves.

It was just the two of them, brother and sister, out on the open ocean with hundreds of other desperate migrants, mostly Rohingya Muslims fleeing their homes in Myanmar. For nearly three months, the siblings comforted each other when rolling waves thrashed their boat, when their empty bellies ached and when they were beaten for trying to stand up to stretch their legs.

Law Bans Children on Motorbikes

Good news for Filipino children: they are now barred from riding motorcycles along national and provincial highways.

President Aquino has signed into law Republic Act 10666, the Children’s Safety on Motorcycles Act of 2015, which is a consolidation of Senate Bill 2488 and House of Representatives Bill 4462.

Support for Teacher Who Showed Anti-Gay Film

A teacher at a Missouri high school had to throw in the towel a few weeks earlier than he planned, and faces disciplinary action to boot, after he showed a class full of "sleepy" seniors a decades-old public service announcement that truthfully depicted gay men as depraved sexual predators.

The video, an early example of the "stranger-danger" genre, hastened Ken Simon’s retirement, much to the dismay of students who staged protests outside the school on 7 May, reported KCTV-TV.