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In a surprisingly aggressive stand against the politically correct tide, feminist bestseller Camille Paglia asserted that transgender puberty blockers for children are "a criminal violation of human rights." "I condemn the escalating prescription of puberty blockers (whose long-term effects are unknown) for children,” she flatly  stated , adding, “I regard this practice as a criminal violation of human rights." Paglia, who is a professor at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, attributed the rise of transgenderism in the West to decadence and cultural collapse, according to an interview she gave on  Brazilian television . “Nothing ... better defines the decadence of the West to the jihadists than our toleration of open homosexuality and this transgender mania now,” Paglia  said . The outspoken 70 year-old further attacked gender ideology, with a side swipe at global warming.   "It is certainly ironic how liberals who posture as defenders

LOUISIANA, December 20, 2013 - Under a beautiful photo of the entire Robertson clan posted on their  official webpage  yesterday, the Robertson family sent a message to millions of fans noting they are standing firmly behind their patriarch Phil Robertson. A&E television network which has raked in millions of fans for the  Duck Dynasty  reality show starring the Robertson clan suspended Robertson in response to a  GQ  interview where he expressed a Biblical view opposed to homosexuality. “We are disappointed that Phil has been placed on hiatus for expressing his faith, which is his constitutionally protected right,” the message reads. “We have had a successful working relationship with A&E but, as a family, we cannot imagine the show going forward without our patriarch at the helm. We are in discussions with A&E to see what that means for the future of  Duck Dynasty .” Millions of Americans  have joined  facebook  and other pages in support of Phil’s stand.  Sarah

November 27, 2013 ( BreakPoint ) - A fifteen-year-old New Jersey boy, identified in court records as “ John Doe ,” has struggled with unwanted same-sex attraction since he was ten. Two years ago, at his urging, his family took him to see a therapist in New York who specialized in what court documents refer to as “ Sexual Orientation Change Efforts .” According to John Doe, the therapy has helped him. In his words, “every day would get a little better.” We know this because his family is challenging a New Jersey law that, like a similar law in California , “ban[s] licensed counselors from engaging in talk therapies that reduce the level of same-sex attractions in minors for whom such reduction is a personal goal.” As we’ve previously pointed out here on BreakPoint, not only is so-called “reparative therapy” controversial, its efficacy remains unproven. While there are people who have successively made the transition from same-sex relationships to heterosexual ones, there are