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Double rapist Isla Bryson has launched a vicious verbal attack on JK Rowling over transgender rights.

Donald Trump won his surprise victory in the 2016 presidential election, he brought with him what political scientists call a "thermostatic backlash" in the culture, a phenomenon in which public opinion shifts in the opposite direction following significant policy changes or other seismic political events.Before the pandemic accelerated things, Trump's first term in office was defined by cultural backlashes like the #MeToo and Black Lives Matter movements, and a renewed focus within elite institutions on social justice, racial and gender issues.In his last year in office, spurred by the arrival of Covid-19 and the murder of George Floyd weeks later, the country convulsed under intersecting debates about personal freedoms, racism and public health. In cities across the country, there were demands to "defund the police," yards signs proclaiming "no human is illegal" and "science is real."Fast forward four years, and Democrats are running a tough-on-crime former prosecutor pledging to crack down on illegal immigration in a campaign that has barely mentioned classic liberal social issues like the death penalty, climate change or gun control.

The Tokyo High Court ruled that the country’s ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional, upholding a lower court ruling. This is the second High Court ruling favoring same-sex marriage after the Sapporo High Court came to a similar conclusion earlier this year, and more High Court rulings are expected over the next few months. The court f

Chloë Grace Moretz has opened up about her sexuality for the first time, sharing with the world that she identifies as a gay woman.

Surrounded debate show.In each episode, someone is placed in the middle of a circle of 25 individuals who hold opposing or undecided views. The circle members take turns to debate the guest on a specific point. If members of the circle feel that the individual is losing their argument, citing bad evidence, repeating themselves or not listening to the other side, they can hold up a red flag.