The ACLU Is Working On A 'Citizens United' For Dylan Mulvaney's Womanhood

Here is how we can stop them

You can come to Washington, DC on 11 August 2023 and remind the ACLU what democracy looks like. Click here to use the Eventbrite.

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Presenting itself as the premiere defender of civil rights in America, the ACLU has transformed into a private law firm representing narrow political interests instead of the Bill of Rights.

Voltaire famously declared the Holy Roman Empire of his time was neither holy nor Roman nor an empire. In that tradition, we can describe the ACLU of today as un-American, uncivil, totalitarian, and divisive. They have to be stopped.

Partisan ideology has radically altered the ACLU mission. This was in no small part a reaction to the election of Donald Trump. Income rose from $95 million in 2016 to $152 million in 2017 and then $205 million in 2019.

IRS 990s show that there was an earlier bump, however. The ACLU Foundation took in $70,273,661 during 2014. Then, during 2015, as a flood of “trans advocacy” money rushed into progressive spaces, their income soared to $94,047,925.

Similar surges can be seen with other progressive nonprofits in the same timeframe. Jennifer Bilek has documented how philanthropic billionaires refocused the work of the ACLU and other civil society organizations on transgender politics during this period.

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With such abundant resources for advocacy, it is no wonder that the ACLU is now all-trans, all the time, stanning for sports cheats and putting men in women’s prisons and convincing federal judges that genderbeings are recognized in the Constitution.

A brief survey of their own website will confirm that the ACLU are working on a Citizens United for Dylan Mulvaney’s womanhood. They are no longer in the business of defending First Amendment freedoms of speech and conscience. On the contrary, the ACLU is now in the business of imposing limitations on the freedom to criticize anything “trans.”

Chase Strangio, transgender darling of the current ACLU leadership, declared that stopping the publication of Abigail Shrier’s book Irreversible Damage was “100 percent a hill I will die on.” Chase has suffered no consequences from the ACLU. The clear signal of the organization is that our freedoms of speech and conscience mean nothing, anymore.

On the contrary: the ACLU only ever seems concerned about freedom of speech when the “speech” is pornography. Especially pornography about children.

As we have seen with Bud Light, Americans have “spoken” their mind on Dylan Mulvaney and all things “trans” through quiet consumer choices so far. That is about to change on 11 August.

You can come to Washington, DC on 11 August 2023 and remind the ACLU what democracy looks like. Click here to use the Eventbrite.

Once upon a time, the ACLU defended the rights of the incarcerated. Today’s ACLU works hard to put men in women’s prisons through legal action, forcing prison systems to forget everything they knew about male sexual violence.

In Washington State, a sympathetic judge has granted ACLU injunctions to keep information about a serial rapist being housed in a facility for women secret from the public.

To repeat: the ACLU has actively fought against public transparency about the results of their efforts to house male sex offenders with women.

Following the advice of the most prominent international legal firm in the world, the ACLU — like the gender identity lobby in general — has consciously kept this work out of the public eye as much as possible, with no real public debate, because they know that the public would never stand for it.

Women in American prisons are unable to speak for themselves. The ACLU will no speak for them. Quite the opposite. Advocates will have to speak for these women in August.

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Ostensibly still a civil rights organization, the ACLU is peddling a patent medicine cult that targets LGB kids.

Sexism and homophobia have been re-branded and re-packaged as an identity with the ACLU as the legal enforcement agency. Their credibility as a civil rights organization has thus shielded the sexism and homophobia of the new gender industry from criticism.

Until the invention of the “trans child,” gender dysphoria had always been understood as temporary in most cases, with most boys simply being gay as adults. LGB children experience dysphoria at much higher rates than other children, with about 90 percent of females and 80 percent of males simply turning out to be lesbian and gay adults. Whistleblower Jamie Reed says it is absolutely certain that the clinicians at the transgender center where she worked have been “transing away the gay.”

Promoting this profitable travesty is now a central mission of the ACLU. This political turn is not about “kindness” or “inclusion.” It is certainly not driven by real concern for the lives of children. If that were the case, then the ACLU would not oppose legislation to support detransition.

“We are always alarmed and would oppose legislation that creates a more chilling atmosphere, the same way that we would do on reproductive rights,” ACLU Pennsylvania legislative director Elizabeth Randol said in a recent interview.

To be clear, Randol was talking about HB 138, legislation in the Penssylvania state house that would extend the statute of limitations for children to sue as adults when their pediatric gender journeys go off the rails.

Women, the ACLU argues, will lose abortion rights unless we protect doctors from the consequences of sterilizing children and injecting them with carcinogenic cross-sex hormones. This “slippery slope” argument is fraudulent, just like the supposed medical-scientific evidence base that chemical castration and surgical alteration of secondary sex organs cures suicide.

It walks like a civil rights organization, it talks like a civil rights orgazization, but the ACLU is in fact the legal agent of the gender industry.

I will be at Capitol Area 10 in Washington, DC on 11 August to talk about this. Along with some of the brave women who have endured assault and harassment for speaking up about these issues in public squares, I will let the ACLU and its Democratic Party lackeys know what I think about their priorities. I will be appearing with the organizers on YouTube in an hour.

LGB United has voted to endorse the event. Please consider supporting our work with a donation or paid subscription. Someone must speak truth to power. Elites cannot impose this blinkered ideology on us against our will. We are Americans and we will fight for our rights.

Americans saying “no” to the womanhood of Dylan Mulvaney on behalf of everyone harmed by the genderwoo cult: this is what democracy looks like. (You can support the organizers here)