New case documents submitted to the state examine the threat of pregnancy posed to female prisoners under “gender identity” policies

On January 26, 2023, WoLF submitted written testimony in support of Montana Senate Bill 99, the Youth Health Protection Act.

Despite its stated dedication to “the health of all children,” the AAP is leading the sterilization of a generation.

Women’s Liberation Front filed an amicus brief in the case of Tennessee v. US Dept. of Education. The case will re-examine sex discrimination and gender identity in school sports. WoLF's brief aims to protect women and girls from discrimination in education on the basis of their sex.

As the previous Undersecretary for the CA Dept. of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Jeff Macomber oversaw cruel and violent policies against female inmates through his implementation of SB 132 - effectively ending single-sex prisons for California women.

On January 24, WoLF submitted written testimony in support of three bills in Missouri to protect children from life-altering medical interventions.

Given the way some trans-identified people discuss hormones and surgeries as a ticket to their idealized lives in ways that extend beyond the direct cosmetic changes, it seems likely that displaced meaning is motivating some people to “transition.”

Over the course of this series, our guest writer introduces and humanizes the women prostituted to spread awareness of the lived consequences of commercial sexual exploitation in one of the most privileged countries in the world.

WoLF has joined with over 10 other national organizations to protest the NCAA’s discrimination against female athletes.

In partnership with many other agencies, we are demanding that the NCAA stop discriminating against women and establish rules to keep women’s sports female.

In this new blog series, Imprisoned: Women Behind Bars, we'll explore the multitude of challenges confronting incarcerated women in the United States — read more by the Women’s Liberation Front. 

On December 8, WoLF sent a petition demanding the Los Angeles Film Critics Association protect women’s award categories - it was signed by 712 concerned women and men around the world.

WoLF educated the NIH about research opportunities and needs related to “gender-affirming care,” including the physical and psychological impacts on female patients. 

Get the latest update about Hecox v. Little, the lawsuit concerning women’s single-sex sports.

Learn how women’s rights advocacy is becoming viewed as “misconduct” and public targeting of legal work protecting women and girls from “gender identity” policies.

WoLF submitted comments to the Virginia Dept. of Education focused on free speech, safeguarding of bona fide occupational qualifications, and the incorrect use of Bostock to support unlawful guidance, and described improvements to be made to the policies, including the use of coherently-defined terms and the protection of lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) students.

On Nov. 4, 2022, the parties in the case of Peter Vlaming v. West Point School Board took their arguments to the Virginia Supreme Court to determine whether Virginia public schools have the power to fire teachers who refuse to use incorrect sex-based “preferred pronouns” as demanded by school students. In May 2022, WoLF filed an amicus brief for this case, bringing our radical feminist arguments to the Virginia Supreme Court. This article provides an update about Peter Vlaming v. West Point School Board.

Learn how your support brings hope to the feminist fight for sex-based rights in courts and legislatures—Plus, an exciting legal announcement!

Until December 31st, you can *triple* the impact of your giving to restore, protect, and advance sex-based rights!

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We call upon the Los Angeles Film Critics Association (LAFCA) to immediately reverse its decision and reinstate sex-based awards categories for acting. Furthermore, we call upon LAFCA leaders to share the full language of this petition and the list of signatories with the entire LAFCA membership.

Have you ever felt like all the different uses of the word "gender" don't match up? It's not just you — they don't. The word “gender” is defined in a wide variety of ways, depending on the different goals and agendas of the people using this word. This article explores some of the many different definitions of “gender,” illustrating that there is not an agreed-upon definition of this word. There are many different definitions used in activist communities, political groups, and in academia. The lack of an agreed-upon definition for “gender” makes miscommunication easy.