- Women’s rights campaigner Kellie-Jay Keen has released her documentary, which follows her Let Women Speak tour of America, demonstrating the harassment and threats women experience when they speak up in defense of our sex-based rights. Watch the film now on YouTube.
- Disc golf athlete Natalie Ryan is suing the Professional Disc Golf Association (PDGA), Disc Golf Pro Tour, and 1000 Rated Productions (the host of the OTB Open). He claims that PDGA policy prohibiting males from competing in the women’s division on the pro tour violates his civil rights and California laws against discrimination, causing him “’shame, humiliation, mental suffering, shock, embarrassment, intimidation and other injuries.” In a complaint filed last Wednesday in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California, Ryan and his attorney Brian Sciacca argue:
“The policy adopted by the PDGA and DGPT is arbitrary and capricious and in violation of Plaintiff’s right to be free from discrimination based on her gender.”
Ryan launched a Gofundme effort in December to pay for legal costs. As of Thursday, the account had raised $12,795.
- Former Biden administration senior Department of Energy official, Sam Brinton, appeared in a Minnesota court on February 15 to face charges after being accused of stealing women’s luggage in September. He was released without bail. Brinton, 35, is also facing felony grand larceny charges in Nevada for a similar luggage heist incident in which prosecutors allege he stole another woman’s suitcase at Harry Reid International Airport in July.