Target, you were warned this would happen Peeping Tom Sexual Predator In Revere, Massachusetts, Still More Proof That Men Don't Belong In Women Rest Room Or Dressing Room At Target,

The American Family Association says Target officials can’t claim ignorance in the wake of a recent “peeping Tom” incident at one of their stories.

Police are looking for a sexual predator who walked into a Target dressing room in Revere, Massachusetts, on Sunday and spied on a young woman changing. The local Fox 25 TV stationreported on the crime.

“He was caught in a unisex changing room at Target peeking into the next stall where a woman was changing,” says the report. “Other shoppers who take their kids here often are disgusted, saying it’s unsettling to know this guy is still out there.”

Police describe the man as middle-aged with brown hair. Security cameras show him leaving the parking lot in a red, four-door Toyota Prius.

AFA‘s Walker Wildmon says Target was warned this might happen due to its much-publicized policy of allowing men into women’s restrooms and changing rooms.

“With Target boasting this policy, that’s where sexual predators are going to go,” he tells OneNewsNow.

He says Target cannot claim ignorance in this matter. Walker and his father, AFA president Tim Wildmon, met with company executives in Minneapolis in May and warned them about this likelihood.

“They were friendly and receptive, but they did not agree with us that their policy was dangerous,” the younger Wildmon adds.

AFA public policy analyst Abraham Hamilton III got essentially the same reaction earlier this month when he confronted Target executives about the policy at an annual shareholders’ meeting in Costa Mesa, California.

Wildmon says it appears even their customers’ disgust and fear aren’t enough to get Target to change what AFA considers a misguided and dangerous policy.

The pro-family group is offering a boycott pledge to those who are concerned about the policy. The Wildmons delivered the first million boycott signatures to Target executives last month at corporate headquarters.

http://www.gopusa.com/?p=11379?omhide=true

Obama Civil Rights Director: Against American Values To Keep Men Out Of Women’s Bathroom/? what in rhe hell? No It's is American Value to keep men out of the women rest room and has been for 250 year.s

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch (R) and Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General Vanita Gupta, head of the Civil Rights Division, announce law enforcement action against the state of North Carolina in Washington, U.S., May 9, 2016. REUTERS/Joshua Roberts ∧

Legislation that keeps men out of women’s bathrooms is directly contrary to American values, according to assistant attorney general Vanita Gupta, who heads up the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) Civil Rights Division.
Gupta made the claim at a forum held on Tuesday by the Washington Council of Lawyers.
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“Even after the Supreme Court’s landmark gay marriage decision last year in Obergefell v. Hodges that guaranteed all people ‘equal dignity in the eyes of the law,’ we see new efforts to deny LGBTI individuals the respect they deserve and the protection our laws guarantee,” Gupta said.

 

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“And let me add this — efforts like House Bill 2 in North Carolina not only violate the laws that govern our nation, but also the values that define us as a people,” she continued.
North Carolina’s H.B. 2 requires people to use bathrooms according to their biological sex, rather than by their self-proclaimed gender identity.
“The Justice Department recently sued the state of North Carolina to challenge the provision in H.B. 2 that prevents transgender individuals from using restrooms and changing facilities consistent with their gender identity,” Gupta went on to say.
“As I said the day we announced the lawsuit, calling H.B. 2 a ‘bathroom bill’ trivializes what this is really about. H.B. 2 translates into discrimination in the real world.”

How Liberals And Obama Use the False Myth of Voter Suppression to Rally Support – But at the Expense of Better Race Relations

 

In interviews before the midterm elections, NAACP President Cornell William Brooks appeared on news programs to warn, as he did on MSNBC, "this is the first election in a generation where the American electorate is unprotected by the Voting Rights Act."

Brooks is not accurate: the Voting Rights Act remains powerful and in effect; only a small portion of the Act, Section 4(b), was struck down last year. 

What's more, when he asserts that the Act was "gutted," his words imply there is a conspiracy to neuter African-American voters by requiring IDs to vote and rolling back conveniences African-Americans disproportionately use, such as Sunday voting. 

To meaningfully discuss such claims, mistruths must be resolved. 

Liberals vociferously oppose ballot protection laws recently passed in several states, saying valid identification requirements and more stringent voting rules disfranchise voters — particularly minorities. They dismiss vote fraud as a rare occurrence, yet people have been convicted and investigations have proven that fraud can easily occur in the absence of common sense safeguards.

They also support President Obama in his opposition to voting safeguards. Yet they ignore the irony that Obama won his first election in 1996 by challenging and invalidating the candidate petitions of all his primary opponents, including the incumbent, so he ran unopposed in the primary and cruised to victory in the general election. 

Where are the howls of voter suppression? Obama clearly disfranchised South Side Chicago voters.

Brooks's complaint is with the 2013 U.S. Supreme Court decision Shelby County, Alabama v. Eric Holder. It struck down the Voting Rights Act's "preclearance" formula. Preclearance requires certain states and localities to obtain federal permission before changing how elections are held. The old formula punished areas for behavior prior to 1964. The Court ruled Congress must update the formula to include events since 1964 before preclearance can be required. Brooks and others may bemoan the Court's actions, but they only have themselves to blame. They ignored the justices' warning in 2009's Northwest Austin Municipal Utility District No. 1 v. Holder, which advised Congress the preclearance formula was outdated. Liberals controlled both Houses of Congress and the White House, yet they failed to update the formula. 

In Shelby County, four years later, Chief Justice John Roberts reminded Congress that it "could have updated the coverage formula…, but did not do so. Its failure to act leaves us today with no choice but to declare [preclearance standards] unconstitutional. The formula in that section can no longer be used as a basis for subjecting jurisdictions to preclearance."

How is it that those who now demand a full restoration, and even strengthening, of the Voting Rights Act failed to protect their priority when they had the chance, and after being warned by no less a body than the U.S. Supreme Court in a widely-publicized decision? 

Updating the Voting Rights Act's preclearance formula likely would have been an easy and bipartisan proposition. After all, the latest Voting Rights Act reauthorization was passed 390-33 and 98-0 respectively when Republicans controlled both the House and Senate and George W. Bush was in the White House. Republicans could be expected to support it. Furthermore, as demonstrated by the passage of President Obama's stimulus bill in 2009 and ObamaCare in 2010, both without GOP support, the Democrats in 2009 and 2010 didn't need Republican votes to get legislation passed.

So, is there really a racial conspiracy or was there intentional inaction to create false controversy over voting rights for political gain? 

President Obama said recently on Al Sharpton's radio show: "Apathy, not voter ID, keeps minorities from the polls." 

The President is correct. On TVOne, the NAACP's Brooks agreed, saying, "if you believe that your right to vote should be unfettered and unrestricted, then you need to show up to the polls and vote." Unscripted, his apparent fear of a change in the Voting Rights Act suppressing black voters disappeared.

Besides such outbursts, liberals are using convenient mistruths to create a false anti-voting rights conspiracy to energize their base, especially when they need it. Spreading such falsehoods is harmful, especially to the cause of better race relations.

19 Men Reveal Exactly What They Think Makes A Woman Beautiful . Well The Men Here Are Not Confused About What A Real Women Is?

1. “What makes a woman beautiful is confidence. If she looks like she doesn’t like herself, she will make everyone around her feel the same way.” —Gerry, 25

2. “A woman is beautiful when she isn’t afraid to be herself. When she’s not ashamed of her quirks, and not only openly admits to them, but accepts them as a part of who she is, that’s beautiful.” —Paul, 27

3. “A woman who’s beautiful is more than just physically attractive. She’s intellectually attractive. She’s emotionally attractive. When you find a beautiful woman, yes you can’t keep your eyes off of her, but you also always want to be around her because she’s that intriguing.” —Tim, 26

4. “A big ass. I’m an ass man.” —Brandon, 27

5. “Sounds extremely corny, but her smile. That’s the first thing I notice about a girl, and you can tell a lot about her personality from her smile. If it’s fake, she’s fake.” —Alex, 24

6. “I think what makes a woman beautiful is her optimism. I love a woman who has a continuous positive energy. She doesn’t have to always be happy, but when she is experiencing hardship and can still see a silver lining, that’s beautiful.” —Zack, 26

7. “Her eyes. I’m a sucker for big blue ones.” —Daniel, 23

8. “I think her beauty comes from whatever makes her unique. Whether it is physical or not, but whatever makes her different is what makes her stand out from the rest, and I think it’s beautiful to be different.” —Justin, 26 

9. “She’s beautiful when she gets super heated about something she’s passionate about. A girl who gets heated is hot.” —Miguel, 24

10. “You know what makes a woman beautiful? When she cooks me dinner.” —Tucker, 25

11. “Dimples when she smiles. They’re so endearing. They make me want to be her friend…and more.” —Chris, 25

12. “I think women are beautiful when they have the ability to understand certain things you can’t even understand about yourself. My girlfriend understands me.” —Luke, 24

13. “What makes a woman beautiful is the way she takes care of herself. If she doesn’t take care of herself she doesn’t care about herself.” —Ryan, 25

14. “I think a woman who accepts her body the way it is, is beautiful. You can tell when she’s uncomfortable in her own skin. That’s not beautiful.” —Patrick, 25

15. “Breasts are beautiful. Preferably larger ones.” —Kyle, 27

16. “I love the way my girlfriend’s eyes crinkle when she smiles. It means she’s happy, and when she’s happy she’s beautiful.” —Anthony, 26

17. “Intelligence. Her outer beauty won’t last. She’s going to get wrinkly, her body parts will sag, but her intelligence will always be there. —Kevin, 25 

18. “A strong woman is beautiful, not physically, but mentally. If she can stand up for herself and her beliefs, that’s pretty kickass.” —Marcus, 27

19. “My wife’s laugh is the most beautiful sound I have ever heard. I will never get tired of hearing 

http://thoughtcatalog.com/nicole-tarkoff/2016/04/18-men-reveal-what-they-think-makes-a-woman-beautiful/

7 Things That Make A Woman Beautiful That Makeup Can’t Do? And Tell Me Again? How Confued Gender Man Can Be A Women?

Many women think that the key to beauty lies in the bottom of their makeup bag. There are a million and one reasons why women believe this: they’re judged on their appearance, pop culture and mass media support those judgements, and big business makes its money off shamelessly promoting the before and after effects of their miraculous products. The truth is, being beautiful doesn’t come from a lipstick tube, mascara wand, or blush brush. The following seven factors create a more lasting impression than any amount of makeup ever could:

1. Her passions

A woman who is without passion is one dull woman. At times life can feel like a Mack truck, ready to roll over us all at a moment’s notice. It’s hard for a woman to slow down and take time to do the things that truly bring her joy, but when she neglects the part of herself that ignites her, then she is living a passionless existence. A woman who takes the time to follow her passions, whatever they may be, understands that life is too precious to speed along without enjoying the ride. A woman who enjoys all that life has to offer, not just her partner or her relationships, is a woman who others admire. Why? Because passion is contagious. Watching someone pursue her dreams is just about the most beautiful experience human beings can have.

2. Her compassion

A cold-hearted woman may love herself, but who loves her back? Think about this. If a woman is incapable of feeling for others, who will feel for her? Compassion, whether one is a mother, lover, colleague, mentor, or friend, is the adhesive glue that holds relationships together. Though self-absorbed celebrities are splayed over the front covers of the magazine rack, most men don’t find narcissists all that appealing. The reality is, if a woman loves herself more than she is capable of loving another, the only beauty she can boast of having is skin deep. A woman who understands how to give and receive love is much more desirable than a woman who has none to spare.

3. Her mind

There is a popular myth in our culture that a beautiful woman isn’t smart. In fact, this stereotype condemns women in two ways because the implication is that smart women aren’t beautiful. This is a lose-lose scenario. If a woman looks too appealing then she can’t have anything going on upstairs, and if she “has her nose in a book” then she can’t be a looker. A woman who doesn’t take time to cultivate her mind is like a writer who never reads books. Neglecting one’s intellect is similar to shouting, “I don’t need to understand the world — the world needs to understand me!” Life doesn’t work like this. The pursuit of knowledge and truth is not only attractive, but essential to our existence. Knowledge is empowerment and empowerment is sexy.

4. Her fun-loving spirit

Ever tried to have fun with Debbie Downer? It’s really hard to share the same space with a Negative Nancy and here’s why: No one loves a mope. This is not to say that a woman must be Positive Peggie all the time. A woman can and will taste disappointment in her life just like everyone else. The point is, a sense of adventure and appreciation for all that life has to offer is more attractive than relentlessly sticking to routine and taking life’s opportunities for granted. If a woman can’t relax enough to take a spontaneous walk with her child or sing her favorite song in the shower, who wants to join her? Her child doesn’t dare ask her, and her husband doesn’t dare climb in the back of the tub — capiche?

5. Her resilience

Nothing is more beautiful than a woman who refuses to give up. Tenacity, whether in one’s career, marriage, or physical health, is inspiring. The world loves a fighter. Please don’t misunderstand. This isn’t a call to arms or some sort of ultra-feminist mantra. Fighting over what to have for dinner or which movie to see afterwards, that’s just not pretty. Give in a little, girl. Resilience isn’t about a woman’s control or refusal to cede control over to another. It’s about believing that life can never defeat her unless she allows herself to become defeated. Accepting the worst or the best in equal stride, acting in such a way that either outcome will not control her, that’s beautiful.

6. Her confidence

Speaking of beauty, let’s talk about boasting. There’s a fine line between bragging and being confident. Bragging is when a woman deliberately describes herself in a self-congratulatory manner so that others will do just that: congratulate her. Seeking out praise for the sake of one’s ego isn’t just selfish — it’s ugly. Confidence isn’t about wanting others to notice us and wanting them to tell us how good we look, speak, think, or act. Confidence is about a woman feeling proud of how she looks, speaks, thinks, or acts. A woman who doesn’t need other people’s reassurance to help her feel this pride in herself is infinitely more appealing than a woman who incessantly seeks others’ approval.

7. Her energy

Finally, the most beautiful quality about a beautiful woman can be summed up by the total effect of all of the above. It’s her energy. A woman who has an unmatchable vitality for life is and should be idolized. Set her in stone or marble, if she will stay still long enough. Cast her in bronze, something timeless. When a woman follows her passion, shows compassion, pursues her intellect, keeps a sense of adventure, refuses to give up, and believes herself to be worthy, then her energy will be the spark that lights up everyone and everything around her.
http://www.lifehack.org/articles/communication/7-things-that-make-woman-beautiful-that-makeup-cant.html

Parenting 5 Reasons I am Teaching My Son That He Is a Boy

 

 

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Transgenderism has taken over the headlines in American culture, even though research tells us the LGBTQ community represents less than 4% of the country's population. This small but mighty community has me thinking, as a mom, what I'll teach my son about gender. Are contemporary parents doing something wrong if they teach their children to identify with the gender they are given at birth?
Here Are 5 Reasons I am Teaching My Son That He Is a Boy
1. Kids Frequently Change Their Minds
Kids are fickle. While walking through the grocery store with my son, he transforms from a lion to a monkey to an elephant at a moment’s notice. Children are indecisive, and choosing a gender does not change that fact. Research tells us the decision to transition during childhood is almost always met with regret. In fact, the DSM-V (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders) reports that “as many as 98% of gender confused boys and 88% of gender confused girls eventually accept their biological sex after natural passing through puberty.” That same manual states: "...many children with gender dysphoria outgrow it as they age.”

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2. Society Has Changed Its Mind

The concept of transgenderism is one that has evolved drastically over that last forty years. Until the 1950s “[homosexuality], fetishism, gender identity disorder, and associated conditions were... regarded as types of sexual perversion that were considered ethically objectionable.” Within that same decade, the first sex-reassignment surgery was performed and the new concept of gender (rather than biological sex) was introduced. From then until 1980 psychologists referred to transsexualism as the DSM-III and DSM-IV created different categories of the disorder. In 2013's updated version of the DSM, the disorder was given a new name: gender dysphoria. The name change was “an attempt to include only a medical designation of people who have suffered due to the gender disparity" so that only those troubled by their transgenderism were considered mentally ill.
What other changes will the DSM tell us to accept in the next forty years?

 

 

3. There are Many Dangers to Transgenderism

The most comprehensive study on transgenderism was conducted in Sweden over a thirty year time period. The Swedes, as a culture, attach very little stigma to transgenderism. The conclusion of this study is as follows:

Persons with transsexualism, after sex reassignment, have considerably higher risks for mortality, suicidal behavior, and psychiatric morbidity than the general population. Our findings suggest that sex reassignment, although alleviating gender dysphoria, may not suffice as treatment for transsexualism.

That same study found the “Rates of suicide are twenty times greater among adults who use cross-sex hormones and undergo sex reassignment surgery."
The American College of Pediatrics reports:

Children who use puberty blockers to impersonate the opposite sex will require cross-sex hormones in late adolescence. Cross-sex hormones (testosterone and estrogen) are associated with dangerous health risks including but not limited to high blood pressure, blood clots, stroke and cancer.

All of this for something my son is 98% likely to change his mind about?

4. Chromosomes Never Change

Not long ago a friend of mine welcomed a baby girl to her family. My friend was told by physicians that her daughter had “ambiguous genitalia”; they could not determine her gender based on the baby's anatomy, so chromosome testing was employed. The tests were clear: her daughter had XX chromosomes and was, indeed, a girl. Her daughter has undergone surgeries and will need medication to balance all of the hormones interrupted by this abnormality, but her chromosomes speak for themselves: she is a girl.

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Paul McHugh, a former psychiatrist at Johns Hopkins Medical School, published his thoughts last summer that shocked many. After forty years working with transgender individuals he remarks:

Transgendered men do not become women, nor do transgendered women become men. All (including Bruce Jenner) become feminized men or masculinized women, counterfeits or impersonators of the sex with which they 'identify.' In that lies their problematic future.

The American College of Pediatrics concludes their recent statement with: “People who identify as ‘feeling like the opposite sex’ or ‘somewhere in between’ do not comprise a third sex. They remain biological men or biological women.” No matter the hormones, surgeries, bathroom choices or types of clothing a person wears, it does not change the chromosomal reality that he or she is a man or a woman, with no third option.

5. It Is my Job to Parent my Son

The American College of Pediatrics recently released a statement summarizing their conclusion that gender ideology harms children:

Conditioning children into believing that a lifetime of chemical and surgical impersonation of the opposite sex is normal and healthful is child abuse. Endorsing gender discordance as normal via public education and legal policies will confuse children and parents... A person’s belief that he or she is something they are not is, at best, a sign of confused thinking.

It is my job as his mother to teach my son fact from fiction. Neglecting to do so could have grave consequences in his life.
The research is in favor of parents sticking to traditional teachings about their child's biological gender.

TLC Show Born a biological male, "I Am Jazz" Celebrates Child Abuse, Not Responsible Parenting. There Just Plian Lying! About There Son!

"I am Jazz" is a show on TLC about a transgender teen named Jazz. Born a biological male, Jazz was diagnosed with gender dysphoria at age 5 after she had counseling and testing. His parents have been extremely supportive and Jazz has been living as a girl full time since the age of five.
Jazz has said, "I grew my hair, had my ears pierced and wore dresses. I felt so happy. My brothers and sisters accepted it and even though my dad struggled at first, both my parents were really supportive."

At age 11, Jazz began worrying about puberty approaching so his parents made the decision to allow him to begin hormone blockers that would stop the production of testosterone. "I had nightmares about growing facial hair and I hated the thought of my voice dropping and my body becoming more masculine," he said.

zz was elated that he was able to take the steps saying, "It was such a relief. The hormone blockers are reversible, so if I come off them I'll go through male puberty. But there's no way that's happening, I'm too happy as a girl. I love experimenting with different hair styles and going clothes shopping."
Is this child abuse? In my opinion it is. This child from a very early age was encouraged to dress and act like a girl. Children have no idea what that would even mean at that age. Conditioning your child to embrace feelings of confusion is irresponsible, to say the least. It is not only lying to your child about the way God made him or her, but it's deliberately putting the child in harm's way, encouraging undue scrutiny from the outside world.
https://pjmedia.com/parenting/2016/06/09/tlc-show-i-am-jazz-celebrates-child-abuse-not-responsible-parenting/