#Chaz Bono

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The National Enquirer, Best of the 20th Century.

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Gender is between your ears, not between your legs

-Chaz Bono

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Cher skates with Santa Claus and Chastity Bono (Now Chaz) in 1979.

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///hbd cher <3\\\

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American Horror Story: Roanoke (2011- ) tv series

-(started) watchin' Season 6- 8/23/2024- on Hulu (FX)

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Cher magazine clippings

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In ~2005 when I was 7, I was watching some random TV channel when they started showing this guy

They told me his name was Chaz, he was the kid of some singer I'd never heard of (I would eventually fall in love with Cher, as is queer tradition), and he was trans. I didn't know what that meant, but for some reason, I kept remembering him at random points throughout my life. Then, in 2020, when tiktok made something trans click in my brain, I finally understood why Chaz had kept barging into my memory.

He was the first trans person I ever learned about; he is happy, he is thriving, and he is my gateway into this world.

In 2023, he is still happy, he is still thriving, and he is still an inspiration to me. And every so often I google him just to make sure he's doing well. Thank you, Chaz.

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THE BELL KEEPER (2023) Reviews of demonic slasher horror plus trailer and release news

‘Don’t ring the bell’ The Bell Keeper is a 2023 American horror film about a group of friends who travel to a secluded campsite to film a documentary. What they find is something much more sinister than they could have ever imagined. Directed by actor and filmmaker Colton Tran (Snow Falls; Sorry, Charlie; Spook; Raising Kayn) from a screenplay  written by Joe Davison and Luke Genton. Produced by…

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Up Your Geek Spotlight – Chaz Bono Interview | Bury The Bride

Up Your Geek puts a spotlight on actor and producer Chaz Bono (yes, that Chaz Bono), who stars in Tubi Original "Bury the Bride" from director Spider One and co-writer Krsy Fox. Check out the full interview! #BuryTheBride #ChazBono #Horror

Up Your Geek puts a spotlight on actor and producer Chaz Bono (yes, that Chaz Bono), who stars in Tubi Original “Bury the Bride” from director Spider One and co-writer Krsy Fox. For those unfamiliar with Spider One, he is the founder of Rock Band “Powerman 5000,” which the name attributes to his love for comics and the Marvel super-hero Powerman. Spider One is also the younger brother of musician…

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Why do so many people feel the need to deadname Chaz? The article itself deadnames him. And some of the comments are just plain rude.

I wish the best of luck to Chaz and all his endeavors.

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I’ve been embraced by a new community. That’s what happens when you’re finally honest about who you are; you find others like you.

-- Chaz Bono

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Bury the Bride

Don’t you just hate it when you anticipate what seems the perfect ending to a film, and it doesn’t happen? That’s not to deride Spider One’s BURY THE BRIDE (2023, Tubi), which is a big improvement over his earlier ALLEGORIA (2022). It’s a well-structured, entertaining horror tale with a twist on the women-stalked-in-an-isolated setting plot. June (Scout Taylor-Compton) has taken her bridesmaids to a remote desert cabin owned by her fiancé (Dylan Rourke) for their bachelorette weekend. How bad an idea is this? It starts out with complaints about the location, the bad smell and the dysfunctional hot tub along with a lot of interpersonal angst. The disparate group doesn’t really get along, and several question June’s marrying a man so quickly when they’ve never so much as seen a picture of him. Then Rourke shows up with his redneck friends (including Chaz Bono, who’s turning into a decent character actor). That’s the first bad surprise. The second is that they’re all vampire, and this is how they get their prey. The rest of the film is about the women trying to escape with their lives. The film has its own vampire mythology. Crosses don’t hurt them, and they can go into the sun for short periods. But they can be killed with regular weapons and prolonged exposure to sunlight. The property is also unhallowed ground, so if they choose to bury their victims there, they’ll come back as vampires. The film sets up a culture clash that never quite develops, and you can tell how it’s going to end, though I wish it had gone further (if you see it, we can discuss it in private). But the banter among the party guests is clever and often believable. The five actresses are pretty good, even if the parts are written as broad types. And the final girl has one of the great final girl lines: “Die slowly!” Be warned, the film is both profane and bloody. But it’s also quite enjoyable.

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Primary school children are encouraged to believe that they can change sex. Secondary schools cheerfully enable vulnerable adolescents to be targeted by the zealous supporters of a disputed ideology. And our national health service promotes potentially dangerous medical procedures to teenage girls under the cover of ‘kindness’. "

By Susan Dalgety 7th Sep 2024,

This article contains affiliate links. We may earn a small commission on items purchased through this article, but that does not affect our editorial judgement.

Primary school children are being encouraged to believe that they can change sex, while the Scottish Government is encouraging the donation of eggs, a potentially dangerous medical procedure, for IVF and surrogacy

Standing in a queue for a kids’ show about science recently, my 12-year-old grandson announced, with his tongue firmly in his cheek, that he could have a baby if he wished. “Nonsense,” I said firmly. “Only females can do that.” His cousin, days from entering her final year at primary school, looked up from her bag of sweets and said firmly, “No, granny you’re wrong, if he was trans he could have a baby.”

Before I could explain the facts of life, the venue doors opened and we spent the next hour learning how smoke bombs work and other scientific truths. But my granddaughter’s assertion that boys can give birth, if they so choose, has bothered me ever since. Where did she pick up such a ridiculous notion?

Two days ago, I found out. I was sent photographs from a concerned parent at a large state primary school in Edinburgh which show how deeply gender identity theory – which argues that humans can change sex – is embedded in our schools. A gallery of photographs, entitled ‘Inclusive and Positive’, showed the teaching team with their pronouns proudly on display.

On another wall was a trio of ‘inspirational’ quotes. One from Elliot Page, the Hollywood actor who four years ago had a double mastectomy and declared she was a he. Another from Chaz Bono, whose mother is Cher, the world-famous singer. Like Page, Bono underwent medical procedures to change their female body so they could declare they were male. And a third anodyne, inoffensive quote from Cassandra Duffy, a writer who explores sexual themes in her work. A blurb for her book of short stories promises tales of “voyeurism, mind-control, domination/submission… a taste for every palette and kink”. Hardly Enid Blyton, yet it seems Duffy is considered a suitable role model for primary school children.

‘Manipulative’

Ask any parent, and most will have a tale to tell of how their child’s school normalises the theory that humans can change their sex under the guise of being inclusive. Some schools even encourage children to socially transition – ie, change their name and pronouns – without informing their parents. And the charity, LGBT Youth Scotland (LGBTYS), which promotes trans ideology with substantial funding from the Scottish government, has a presence in more than half of Scotland’s secondary schools and dozens of primary schools.

Its annual report states proudly that it “monitors” how teachers and school staff create “inclusive environments”. Respected educational psychologist Carolyn Brown warned only last week that LGBTYS guides, available to schools across the country, are “manipulative”. She said: “These guides are unbalanced, unequivocal and clearly not written by any expert. They simply should not be accessible to our schoolchildren.”

Male hormones on prescription

The charity’s influence in our schools has mushroomed over the last decade. At the same time, testosterone prescriptions for young women in their 20s have jumped almost 50 times, from 47 in 2013 to 2,194 in 2023. During the same decade, there has been a ten-fold increase in the number of girls under the age of 19 receiving hormone treatment, from 47 to 484.

Little wonder that a group of GPs wrote to MSPs earlier this week expressing their concern about the lack of safeguarding for young people who are currently prescribed cross-sex hormones. Dr Anne Williams, one of the letter’s signatories, was blunt in her criticism. She said: “We are experimenting with our young people, which is dangerous…”

Egg donation campaign

The Scottish Government is not only an enthusiastic enabler of gender identity theory being promoted in our schools. It is the first national government in the world to run an advertising campaign to encourage women, as young as 18, to donate their eggs for use in IVF and surrogacy.

Egg retrieval is nowhere near as straightforward as sperm donation, since it involves an intrusive medical procedure which can cause ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS), a potentially fatal side-effect where a woman’s ovaries swell to ten times their normal size and trigger life-threatening blood clots.

At least one woman in the UK has died from OHSS and singer Kesha almost died during egg retrieval last year. A recent freedom of information request by campaign group Surrogacy Concern revealed that the Scottish Government has not commissioned any reserach into the health risks of egg donation on young women.

As Julie McGee, founder of Scottish Women’s Coalition on Surrogacy, told a meeting in Glasgow last weekend, young women’s bodies are not “public resources to be mined for the benefit of older, wealthier couples”. Yet that is exactly what the Scottish Government advertising campaign suggests when it tells young women that their egg donation has “the power to give the gift of becoming parents”.

Slavish adherence to ‘inclusion’

The Scottish Government should come with a health warning: “Harmful to our young people.” Primary school children are encouraged to believe that they can change sex. Secondary schools cheerfully enable vulnerable adolescents to be targeted by the zealous supporters of a disputed ideology. And our national health service promotes potentially dangerous medical procedures to teenage girls under the cover of ‘kindness’.

In recent years, the guiding principle of the Scottish Government has been inclusion. “It encapsulates what we stand for as a party,” Nicola Sturgeon told an SNP conference in 2016. Neither Humza Yousaf nor John Swinney have demurred since. What Sturgeon didn’t say was that a slavish adherence to ‘inclusion’ comes at a cost. And it is our children and young people who are paying the price.

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