Chrissy Clark

Fisher Price released a RuPaul’s Drag Race-themed kids toy that encourages kids to be drag queens, according to Libs of TikTok.

Twitter influencer Isabella DeLuca's post about baking a cake started fireworks due to her breast size.

OnlyFans models are propped up to young women online as glamorous influencers worthy of emulation.

A real estate agent in Georgia was caught by police after a family allegedly caught the woman masturbating on a public beach.

A college-aged girl has taken to the internet to explain her herpes diagnosis and 'smash the stigma' behind the disease.

Everyone and their mother is talking about this DINK trend, which is people who identify as having two incomes and no kids.

A new book released for children is titled, “In My Daddy’s Belly.” It teaches young kids that men can get pregnant and give birth.

The Missouri Department of Health is investigating a Starbucks barista with a diaper fetish after he filmed himself putting whipped cream into his diaper.

A California school district suspended its digital library after parents found that second-graders had access to books that feature sexual assault.

Black privilege is the new white privilege, Google’s workforce wants more mental health perks, and a country music review with co-host Greg Price.

The University of Virginia (UVA) Children’s Hospital features an adolescent sex change track that begins with puberty blockers at an age as young as 11.

Yale University received $1 million in funding to study the alleged racism inherent in algorithms that create video game avatars.

A Massachusetts school district attempted to charge parents more than $45,000 for public records related to the school’s diversity and equity curriculum.

Amazon appeared to sponsor an event for an LGBT organization that puts books about gender ideology in kindergarten classrooms.

A TikToker went viral for bashing “careless pregnancies” and “baby mama and baby daddy culture.”

The largest public school district in California provided a “Queer All School Year” calendar to educators.

A Stanford Law School professor claimed that Johnny Depp’s character in Disney’s “Pirates of the Caribbean” franchise “whitewashed” slavery.

A California charter school barred unvaccinated students from attending end-of-the-year graduation events, including the school’s outdoor graduation ceremony.

A Montana high school health class received a questionnaire that seemingly called heterosexual people rapists and child molesters.

Two prominent teachers’ unions conflated the potential end of Roe v. Wade with racism, thwarting voting rights, and curbing immigration.