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Transgender Toddlers Treated at Duke, UNC AND ECU

Tuesday, May 2nd, 2023

 

Transgender toddlers treated at Duke, UNC, and ECU

  • Writer's pictureBy Sloan Rachmuth

Excerpt from this article:  Legislation to ban this practice now sits in the North Carolina House and Senate. Please call your representative, email them this report, and urge them to pass the Youth Protection Act immediately.
 them to pass the Youth Protection Act immediately.
Top medical schools in the state are now transitioning toddlers and training future primary care doctors on how to engage in the experimental treatment.
 
 

Duke Medicine opened its Gender Clinic in 2015 to offer a wide variety of services under one roof. The clinic treats children as young as two for gender dysphoria.

 

Dr. Deanna Adkins, a transgender activist who runs the clinic, said this about her toddler trans patients in an interview with the Charlotte Observer in 2016:

 

“They are not old enough to consciously just choose to do that. … It is not a choice in any of my patients. It’s really an unpleasant thing to have going on in your body to feel that distress about yourself. I can’t imagine anyone who would choose to do that.”

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COLOR US UNITED – UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA MEDICAL SCHOOL

Wednesday, March 1st, 2023

 

It is of utmost importance for our medical schools to be color blind when training our future doctors.  Nancy  

Our UNC Campaign is Heating Up

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Color Us United
Advocating for a Race-Blind America

Last Thursday the UNC Board of Governors voted to ban DEI statements in admission or employment. While we can’t take full credit for this, Color Us United facilitated media coverage of this decision.  The UNC Ban on DEI is just one step toward our major goal.

Our goal is to get UNC Medical School Dean Burks to admit that DEI is harming the school’s ability to provide the highest quality of medical care — and may even be jeopardizing health care. A statement exposing the problems caused by DEI is much more powerful than a ban from “above.”  Once we get one Dean to admit to the failures of DEI, others will be encouraged to speak out about the problems DEI is causing on their campuses.
To this end, we brought Dr. Nche Zama to North Carolina to share his story about what it takes to be a world-renowned doctor and why DEI is antithetical to high-quality healthcare. Dr. Nche Zama is a board-certified cardiothoracic surgeon trained at Harvard Medical School and a published author.


“UNC should spend more time supporting its medical community.”- Dr. Zama

I encourage you to watch his stunning speech, here.

The Daily Mail also reported on our UNC Medical Campaign:

“Its most recent initiative is a bid to stop the UNC School of Medicine from implementing social justice into its teaching – which the school is attempting to do via a task force that gave recommendations in 2020 that is taking advisement from the Association of American Medical Colleges.”


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SECOND NORTH CAROLINA SCHOOL KEEPS ‘GENDER’ CHANGING FROM PARENTS

Thursday, April 7th, 2022

 

More North Carolina Schools Plan to Keep “Gender” Changing a Secret From Parents.

A second district developed a plan to pair children with adults in schools to support minors as they change their “genders.”

By: Sloan Rachmuth

New Hannover County schools are allowing teachers to hide circumstances where children change their gender at school, according to documents obtained by Education First Alliance.

The district, which includes Wilmington and Carolina Beach, developed a “gender support plan” back in 2020 which asks teachers to establish a “shared understanding” about how to support a child’s “authentic gender” at school.

On a scale of 1-10, teachers rank how supportive they think the parents of a child who wants to change their gender are. Then a plan is asked for dealing with unsupportive parents during the “gender change” process. In addition, the form asks teachers to identify an adult at the school who would provide support to the gender-bending student.

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TRAIL LIFE USA – BOYS NEED HEROES

Friday, June 11th, 2021

 

TRAIL LIFE USA
Below you will find information on a Christian organization for young boys that 2 of my grandsons are participating in.   I recently attended an awards ceremony where the boys were presented the awards badges that they earned throughout the year.  It was a lovely ceremony with a prayer and a pledge of allegiance to the flag.  Patriotic songs that we were all taught  in school years ago were sung.   The boys had participated in camping trips to the North Carolina mountains and taught camping and survival skills.  The boys were also taken down to Wilmington to tour the Battleship North Carolina and learned of our nation’s history.  The 12 and older boys were trained in marksmanship very similar to what many of us had to do to qualify in our NRA  classes to obtain a concealed carry permit.  I am quite proud to say that my 13 year old grandson won a marksmanship award.  I now call him “dead eye” !!!   
Please take a moment to read about this  organization that instills excellent life skills and love and respect for our nation and our history.  Nancy      



David, Until recently, boys grew up emulating real-life heroes who seemed larger than life. Today, culture is dismissing the heroism of our fathers and forefathers.

 

 

Boys Need Heroes

 

During the past month, Trail Life has had a unique opportunity to celebrate real-life heroes across America.

 

Until recently, boys grew up emulating real-life heroes who seemed larger than life. Coonskin caps and six-shooters were the uniforms of boyhood. Boys were enthralled with tales about Teddy Roosevelt, John Glenn, and Davy Crockett. Flannelgraph images taught us about the courage of Noah, the faith of Moses, and the collapse of a giant at the hands of a young shepherd boy.

 

But today, rather than celebrating men for their contributions, culture is dismissing the heroism of our fathers and forefathers and emphasizing their shortcomings.  Marvel characters replace real-life role-models, and virtual video games become substitutes for real-life challenges.

 

In a world devoid of strong courageous heroes and sterilized of risk, boys are disappearing into fantasy.

 

The reality is that boys need the examples and leadership of heroic men. Scripture, history, and personal experiences defy the untethered aims of culture and make clear the significant benefits of godly men who act as traditional masculine role-models for boys.

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PLEASE GRADE NORTH CAROLINA DEMOCRAT GOVERNOR COOPER

Monday, June 22nd, 2020

 

Please grade North Carolina Democrat Governor Cooper.  Thanks  Nancy  

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BALLOT HARVESTING – GETTING DEMOCRATS ELECTED

Friday, May 29th, 2020

 

This article pertains to what is happening in North Carolina but if the Democrats are doing it here, they are also doing it in your state too.  Heads up everybody !   Nancy

One lawyer’s dream come true: Getting Democrats elected

Marc Elias, an attorney for Democratic congressional candidate Dan McCready, questions a witness during the third day of a public evidentiary hearing on the 9th Congressional District voting irregularities investigation Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2019, at the North Carolina State Bar in Raleigh. (News & Observer pool photo)

Marc Elias, an attorney for Democratic congressional candidate Dan McCready, questions a witness during the third day of a public evidentiary hearing on the 9th Congressional District voting irregularities investigation Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2019, at the North Carolina State Bar in Raleigh. (News & Observer pool photo)

Excerpt From This Article:  The Elias-suggested fix is for North Carolina to allow absentee ballots to be accepted up to nine days following the election, without a witness signature, without current voter signature matching, and without a proper postmark. 

 

Marc Elias, the high-profile Washington, D.C., political operative with a law license, has one goal — getting Democrats elected to office. A crucial 2020 election and coronavirus have Elias believing he’s got an opportunity to put North Carolina in the win column for Democrats with expanded mail voting.

Elias, who the New York Times describes as “one of the most formidable election lawyers in the country, and arguably one of the most influential of unelected Democrats in Washington,” represented Hillary Clinton’s failed 2016 presidential campaign and has been at the center of the discredited Steele dossier.

North Carolina voters may remember Elias when he represented then–gubernatorial candidate Roy Cooper during the 2016 recount, which resulted in a Cooper victory and most recently when he represented Democrat congressional candidate Dan McCready, who almost captured North Carolina’s deep–red 9th District. Ultimately, Republican Dan Bishop won a special election contest after the original 2018 results were set aside because of absentee ballot improprieties.

Elias is back in North Carolina. Several weeks ago, he collaborated with highly partisan Obama era Attorney General Eric Holder to file a lawsuit in Wake County, which, if successful would legalize ballot harvesting — a tactic used in the disputed 2018 9th District election. Based on the new complaint, it appears Elias is OK with ballot harvesting, so long as the practice can be continued post-election day.

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VIDEO – INTERVIEW WITH ALL THREE NORTH CAROLINA ATTORNEY GENERAL CANDIDATES

Saturday, January 25th, 2020

 

VIDEO – INTERVIEW WITH ALL THREE NORTH CAROLINA ATTORNEY GENERAL CANDIDATES

www.wral.com/on-the-record-jan-18-republican-candidates-for-state-attorney-general/18892078/ 

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STATE MEDICAID TAX TRAP

Saturday, May 4th, 2019

 

For those of you who live in North Carolina, scroll down to read the second article on how our Democrat Governor is planning to veto a bill that does not include Medicaid expansion.   Nancy

THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

State Medicaid Tax Trap

The bill for expansion hits business in Rhode Island.

May 3, 2019

Medicaid expansion under ObamaCare was sold as a free federal lunch for the states, but the bill is now coming due. Witness Gov. Gina Raimondo’s plan to tax businesses that employ low-income workers to fund Rhode Island’s booming Medicaid case load. Look for this soon in a state near you.

Ms. Raimondo has proposed a 10% payroll tax on businesses with more than 300 workers for each employee who enrolls in Medicaid. ObamaCare requires businesses with more than 50 full-time workers to offer health insurance and duns employers $3,750 for each employee who purchases a plan on the exchanges with a federal subsidy.

But many low-income private employees sign up for Medicaid because they pay nothing. By contrast, the average family earning below 200% of the poverty line with employer coverage will pay about 14% of income on premiums and out-of-pocket costs, according to the Peterson-Kaiser Health System Tracker. More workers also qualify now because ObamaCare’s expansion increased Medicaid eligibility to 138% of the poverty line.

Medicaid enrollment in Rhode Island has increased 63% since 2014. In 2013 the state projected about 40,610 low-income childless adults would become eligible, yet 119,754 have since signed up. While the feds have picked up most of the tab, state Medicaid spending has also increased by more than 25% since 2013.

Last year 6,428 more people enrolled in Medicaid than Rhode Island estimated and spending tracked nearly $20 million above budget projections—about as much as Ms. Raimondo’s new employer tax would raise. “The biggest part of our budget is Medicaid, over $1 billion a year,” Ms. Raimondo said recently. “The reality is this is a growing cost and you are getting the benefit of an employee with health insurance. To pay a small piece of our cost, I think, is reasonable.”

Another reality is her Medicaid tax would discourage businesses from hiring low-income workers and prompt many to shift jobs to other states or automate work where possible. Employers won’t know whether their workers enroll in Medicaid until they get the state’s tax bill, and some can’t afford to provide even low- or no-cost plans.

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ANTI-NRA STUDENT WALKOUT FEATURES CHE GUEVARA AS POSTER CHILD

Saturday, March 17th, 2018

 

This school demonstration happened in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, a very liberal college town.   Perhaps students should be taught the violent and true history of Che Guevara  (Guevara’s history included in this article).    Nancy
Please click on the link to read the article

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Anti-NRA Student Walkout Features Che Guevara as Poster Child

Humberto Fontova   March 17, 2018
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PHOTOS – FUNDRAISER FOR LT. GOVERNOR DAN FOREST, NORTH CAROLINA

Friday, August 26th, 2016

 

A barbecue fundraiser for Lt. Governor Dan Forest of North Carolina, was held on August 24, 2016 at the lovely home of Betsy and Jim Duncan in Durham.  Lt. Governor Forest spoke of the tremendous accomplishments that have been made under the Pat McCrory administration.  
North Carolina’s unemployment rate decreased below the national average to 4.7 percent in July. Since Governor Pat McCrory entered office in 2013, the number of unemployed persons in North Carolina is 45 percent lower.   

Recently, Governor McCrory stated that “As home to one of the fastest growing economies in the country, North Carolina’s unemployment rate has now dropped below the national average and more than 300,000 new jobs have been added since 2013,” said Governor McCrory. “We have successfully modernized the tax code, fixed the broken unemployment insurance system and implemented an economic development strategy that has strengthened the economy and put more people back to work.”
 
The unemployment rate is now lower than it has been since May 2007 and the size of the labor force is 2.9 percent larger than in January 2013.
The following photos were taken at the event for Lt. Governor Dan Forest.   Nancy 
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From the Right:    Lt Governor Dan Forest, North Carolina and Jim Duncan and his wife, Betsy, were the hosts for the evening.

From the Right: Lt Governor Dan Forest, North Carolina and Jim Duncan and his wife, Betsy, were the hosts for the evening.

From the left:  Terry Kane, Jeanie Bock and Jeremy Mario

From the left: Terry Kane, Jeanie Bock and Jeremy Mario

From the left:  Emily Walker and Dr. Brenda Hunter

From the left: Emily Walker and Dr. Brenda Hunter

Matt and Linda Arnold and Martha Jenkins

Matt and Linda Arnold and Martha Jenkins

From the left:  Tom Stark, PJ Gentry and Guy Guidry

From the left: Tom Stark, PJ Gentry and Guy Guidry

 Cathy Wright and Wesley Seawell, candidate for the NC State House, District 54 (Chatham and Lee Counties)

Cathy Wright and Wesley Seawell, candidate for the NC State House, District 54 (Chatham and Lee Counties)

From the left:  Gus and Karen Kolias, M.J. Hall and Kara and Peyton Holland

From the left: Gus and Karen Kolias, M.J. Hall and Kara and Peyton Holland

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From the left: Joyce Cotton and Gayle Daniel

From the left:  Bryan Bowers and Nancy Clark with matching GOP shirts !

From the left: Bryan Bowers and Nancy Clark with matching GOP shirts !

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