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Fewer servicemen and veterans are likely to recommend a career in uniform
'Woke culture' claims leave world's top military with its worst recruitment crisis since the 1970s.
Fewer servicemen and veterans
Police are NOT investigating sex crimes amid staffing crisis
The failure to investigate sexual assault cases is a new development, but the problems within Seattle's policing community have been brewing for several years.
Two members of the embattled police force provided documentation to KUOW showing that last month not a single sexual assault case involving an adult victim was assigned to a detective.
Police are NOT investigating sex crimes amid staffing crisis
'Oh my God, NO!'
California restrictions on homeless people raping and killing woman with autism
Molly was sexually harassed by Gary
Game of Thrones actor is arrested for 'sexually explicit online chats with minor
Rapper Indicted On Rape, Sex Trafficking...
Creep slaps woman, molests her on Brooklyn street
'He came to my barracks, pinned me down, and raped me'
Pedophilia Is 'No Different Than Being Gay'
Simu Liu, star of the superhero film Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, once made comments on Reddit sympathizing with pedophiles and likening them to gay people according to a series of screenshots.
Pedophilia Is 'No Different Than Being Gay'
Simu Liu wins People's Choice Award
Trans Paedophile, 60, jailed for 20 months after having sex with a dog
The Effects of Hazing and Sexual Assault on the Army Profession
Redefinition of pedophilia could help offenders demand rights
30 sex offenders arrested
Democrat charged with rape of 15-year-old boy
Hero dad punches perv who 'tried it on with teen daughter'
Albuquerque man sexting their 12-year-old daughter
Having a Gay Son Means He 'Failed As a Man'
NHS ‘obtained consent illegally’ from trans kids for puberty blockers, claims Keira Bell lawyer
In December, the High Court ruled that it is “doubtful” that children aged 14 to 15 could understand “the long-term risks and consequences” of taking puberty blockers, and “highly unlikely” that children under 13 would be competent to give consent. Judges said that clinicians should seek a court’s backing before prescribing the medication.
These hormones, Hyam told the Court of Appeal today, “may lead to loss of fertility” and have a “partial” impact on “sexual function”.
NHS ‘obtained consent illegally’ from trans kids for puberty blockers, claims Keira Bell lawyer
NUMBER OF CHILDREN TAKING ANTI-DEPRESSANTS HIT ALL-TIME HIGH IN LOCKDOWN
Social Media’s Impact On Mental Health Is Far More Serious Than You Think
N.J. Valedictorian Speaking About LGBTQ+ Identity Cut Off During Graduation Speech: 'Censored'
Drag queen show held at US Air Force base to reflect its commitment to 'diversity and inclusion' — and observers torch the decision
Laurence Fox tells court acting career is ‘likely over’ after calling Drag Race star a ‘paedophile’
KKK distributes anti-LGBTQ fliers in Virginia after religious right disrupts school board
YOU ASK. WE INVESTIGATE.: PALM SPRINGS INTRUDER CAUGHT ON CAMERA
Supreme Court is being asked to rule if it is unconstitutional to require men to register for the draft at 18 but not women
The Supreme Court is being asked to decide whether it is discrimination for the government to require only men to register for the draft when they turn 18.
The question of whether it is unconstitutional to require men but not women to register could be viewed as one with little practical impact.
The last time there was a draft was during the Vietnam War, and the military has been all-volunteer since.
Supreme Court is being asked to rule if it is unconstitutional to require men to register for the draft at 18 but not women
Sex trafficking ring of 178 people are arrested in Florida for trafficking ONE teenage girl who was 13 when the abuse began
Nearly 200 people have been arrested in a shocking child sex trafficking case centered on one teenage girl whose own mother allegedly sold her for sex or drugs in Florida.
Officials say the victim was 13 and 14 when most of the alleged offenses occurred but the abuse may have started before her 13th birthday.
Overall 106 people face felony charges including human trafficking and lewd and lascivious battery on a child under 16, and 18 of those are being charged federally. Meanwhile, 72 face misdemeanor charges, including solicitation of prostitution, and notices to appear.
Some of the people linked to the case include a grade school physical education teacher and a high-profile booster for Florida State University, as per the Tallahassee Democrat.
'The sheer number. The all-day, everyday, all-the-time solicitation and sexual activity and talk about cash for money and clearly meeting. I had never seen something just that prolific,' Tallahassee Police Department Investigator Elizabeth Bascom, who first uncovered the victim being sold online, said.
'When you can go online and order a pizza and a girl at the same time, and the girl shows up to your door before the pizza, our society is in trouble. OK, that’s where we are. It is unbelievably accessible,' she said, calling the abuse 'horrific'.
Sex trafficking ring of 178 people are arrested in Florida for trafficking ONE teenage girl who was 13 when the abuse began
Soldier, 29, killed herself after she was 'sexually assaulted and gang raped by fellow soldiers
Man accused of beating Atlanta woman he met on Hinge and 'was set on killing because she wasn't worth what the date cost' is arrested in New York
New survey says young Americans trust professors more than they trust military, police, or church leaders
A new survey from the Pew Research Center reports that younger Americans trust their college professors more than they trust the military, police, and church leaders. Older Americans, however, have more trust in public servants than they do in college educators.
The survey, which was published Tuesday, was part of a study called " Trust and Distrust in America." The Pew Center conducted the study in 2018 on a sample group of 10,618 Americans from four different age groups — 18-29, 30-49, 50-64, and 65-plus.
According to the findings, 74 percent of those in the 18-29 age bracket trusted college professors, while just 69 percent trusted the U.S. military, 67 percent trusted police officers, and 50 percent trusted religious leaders, respectively.
The Blaze
US gay, lesbian and bi troops twice as likely to be sexually assaulted than non-LGBs
US troops who identify as LGB are twice as likely to experience sexual assault compared to straight service members, a new study finds.
32.7% of the lesbian, gay and bisexual population experienced some form of sexual assault while on active-duty. For comparison, only 16.4% of non-LGB personnel was a victim of sexual assault.
Gay Star News
Marines have way more sex than any other branch of the military, survey finds
This just in: A new report from the RAND Corp. has found that Marines have more sex than any other branch of the U.S. military.
Queerty
The handsome undercover cop smiles. Is he entrapping gay men or cleaning up a park?
Gay-rights activists do not condone public sex but have long condemned the busts as a form of entrapment, saying they unfairly single out gay men, with sometimes devastating consequences. The issue has been debated for decades. But in recent years, critics of the stings have gained traction as public attitudes about homosexuality and gay rights have shifted.
Undercover officers, critics contend, often exchange flirtatious signals and make arrests of men who think their advances are welcome, when no one else is nearby to be offended. They say that the stings can ensnare men who hadn't otherwise been seeking sex and that they rarely, if ever, target straight people.
L.A. Times
Fort Bragg soldier allegedly kidnapped and raped fellow soldier in his unit
A Fort Bragg soldier has been charged with kidnapping and raping a fellow soldier in his Army unit, police said Saturday.
Johnathan Simpson, 26, was arrested Friday for the alleged rape of a 26-year-old victim, according to the Fayetteville Observer. The alleged rape happened off-base, police said.
Simpson has been charged with first-degree rape, first-degree kidnapping and sexual battery, police said. He is being held on $250,000 bail. Authorities have released no details of his alleged crimes.
Fort Bragg soldier allegedly kidnapped and raped