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Welcome to the start of A Glimpse Into Madness! My name is Truth Seeker and I am more than excited to begin posting content for you to read. I wanted to start by telling you the purpose behind A Glimpse Into Madness, what posts it will contain, when I will post, and a few side notes. Hope you enjoy reading!

What Is The Purpose Of My Blog?

As a senior in High school, I have been tasked with the responsibility of generating a research paper and a related product, this blog. I will be giving a presentation in May 2024 to a review board where I will present what I have accomplished for this senior project. I chose to write my paper on the Nature and Function of Gender, which I narrowed down to sex education. The point of my paper was to show how sex education has mislead and negatively impacted America's culture. Most specifically, America's families. Because my product must relate to my paper's topic, the purpose of this blog is to expose sex education for what it really is, and to show the true madness behind it.

What Will Be Posted?

I am planning on posting anything that falls under the category of sex education. Whether that's transgender sports, people who regret transition, the high suicide rates after transitioning, the curriculum schools are using, parent's opinions, the contents of a library, Alfred Kinsey, John Money, hormone blockers, the seriousness of STDs, and so forth.

How Often Will I Post?

I will try my best to have a new post out once a week, preferably every Sunday.

SIDE NOTES

I am aware that the topic I have chosen to research, analyze, and discuss is controversial. I know it can uproot friendships and cause arguments. However, I am ere to learn both sides and would appreciate and all kinds of feedback in the comments. My goal in this project is not just too get a good grade, but to find the truth behind sex education, hence why I gave myself the anonymous name Truth Seeker. Thank you for reading A Glimpse Into Madness's first post and I hope that you read and comment on the ones to come!

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Women's Sports Should Be Kept For Biological Women

Introduction Riley Gaines has made it on the news once again. She, along with dozens of other college athletes, have decided to file a lawsuit against the NCAA. Gaines and these athletes believe that Lia Thomas, a transgender woman, should not have been allowed to compete at the national championships in 2022 because Lia Thomas is a biological male. In these championships, Riley Gaines and Lia Thomas ended up tying for fifth place. However, Thomas was given the trophy, not Gaines. In what way is this fair to Riley Gaines, a biological woman competing in sports designed for biological women? The sad part is, this hasn’t just been happening in swimming, but volleyball, track, karate, and all of women’s sports, and yet, very few people have the courage to stand up for what’s right. ESPN For today’s post, I read from an article by ESPN: Live Sports & Scores. The title of the article is, “Swimmers, other athletes sue NCAA over transgender ...

J.K. Rowling Surprisingly Pushes Back Against Sex And Gender

Introduction In 2020, a famous author, J.K. Rowling bravely risked her career and the number of her supporters by stepping out of the shadows and sharing an opinion seen as offensive and hateful in today’s society. She voices the worry she has about trans activism. Rowling talks about how much research she’s done, how she’s been oppressed on the internet, and how she has seen others be oppressed. Her words highlight the absurdity of exclusion and how people are shut out because their opinions don’t match those of the “oppressed” LGBTQ+ community. She is courageous and has a voice that deserves to be heard. JKROWLING.COM One afternoon, I opened an article that my mentor had sent me. The article’s link is jkrowling.com, and as I read the words of the renowned author, I smiled faintly. For someone as popular as J.K. Rowling, it was encouraging to read that she had stood up and highlighted why she was speaking up about trans activism. MY THOUGHTS In her a...

Massachusetts Updated Their Sex Education After 25 Years

Introduction According to NBC Boston, the lawmakers of Massachusetts have found it necessary to update their schools’ curriculum regarding sex education. The last time that sex education was updated in Massachusetts was 1999, and now, suddenly, Massachusetts has decided that it is time to have things change in 2023, and years to come. It raises the questions, “Why?” and “What was wrong with the curriculum in 1999?” NBC BOSTON ARTICLE One afternoon, I sat down and read an article from NBC Boston titled, “Massachusetts updates sex and health education guidelines for first time in decades.” I had no idea this article existed until my mentor sent it to me to read. She was right when she assumed I would be interested in the topic. Not only do I live near Massachusetts, but I want to know what is impacting my generation and the ones to come. If I’m going to have children of my own, I should care about what is happening in the school’s system, right? Despite...

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