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Gender theory denies the basic biological reality that we’re all created either male or female. Undermining that fact is hurting children, families, and countless societal institutions. In Y our Guide to Gender Theory, Alliance Defending Freedom’s free guide, you’ll discover: The roots of gender theory How gender theory impacts everything from women’s sports to adoption services to biblical counselors What ADF is doing to push back, and how you can help Get your FREE copy of Y our Guide to Gender Theory!

… says gender is determined by our feelings rather than by biology. But perhaps most dangerous of all, some officials …

Oregon officials excluded Youth 71Five Ministries from a public grant program because of the ministry’s religious beliefs.

… health and safety. But the FDA has betrayed this trust and has done the exact opposite by putting women and …

… health and safety. But the FDA has betrayed this trust and has done the exact opposite by putting women and …

… by saying so and that these terms are not related to biology. Furthermore, the school has embraced the belief that … or any number of other “genders,” without regard to biology. As Liam saw his school advocate its own beliefs …

Loudoun County teachers Tanner Cross, Monica Gill, and Kim Wright are challenging an unconstitutional school board policy.

Washington State treated Christ’s Church of Mt. Spokane and Westgate Chapel differently than secular businesses.

An appellate court ruled that a lawsuit from four female athletes who were forced to compete against males can proceed.