LGBTQ activists chanted that they were “coming for your children” during New York City’s annual Drag March on Friday.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor-Greene, Georgia Republican, was quick to call out the chant for its suggestive message.
“This movement grooms minors to have mastectomies and castration and fuels a multi-billion dollar medical child abuse industry,” Ms. Greene said Saturday. “Pass the Protect Children’s Innocence Act. Let kids be kids.” The bill referenced by the Georgia congresswoman would make it a felony to perform gender transition surgeries on minors.
Other figures in conservative politics, such as Jenna Ellis, a former attorney for Donald Trump, reposted a news article about the chant on social media and added “Remember that thing they said they totally are not doing?”• Matt Delaney can be reached at
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
New York officials announce new e-bike safety measures after deadly Chinatown fireNew York officials announced new e-bike safety measures after a fire at an e-bike repair shop killed four people last week in Chinatown.
Read more »
All The New Movies Coming to Streaming This WeekThis week's new streaming releases include the return of the dead, Brandon Cronenberg's latest horror show, and James Gray's personal childhood tale.
Read more »
See a spicy new ballet and more things to do around NYC in the coming weekThe American Ballet Theater summer season features “Like Water for Chocolate,” a new ballet based on the Mexican novel by Laura Esquivel. The story focuses on how the central character’s emotions spill out through cooking to influence everyone around her.
Read more »
More than 500 new affordable homes coming to SFConstruction could begin as early as 2026, with homes being available to new residents by 2028.
Read more »
Eyelash, eyebrow tinting is now illegal in New York StateThe popular service is actually prohibited in New York State. It's a rule that has been in the books since 1994 says the NY Department of State.
Read more »