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Society and debate
Sites on the public debate, media, language and the costs of gender ideology.
This category bundles the network sites analysing the public conversation about gender: where gender ideology comes from, what it costs in language, education, government and business, which incidents mark the debate and which ethical questions lie beneath the surface.
From news blog to social-psychological analysis and philosophical essays: each of these sites highlights its own side of the debate — always with sources, figures and references.
What LGBTIQA+ politics costs in language, education, government, business, activism and law. Dossiers with figures, sources and references.
Stories, facts and sources on the harm of gender ideology. Medical harm, intolerance, consequences for women's sport, shelters, family and language.
News blog on incidents and absurdities in the gender debate. Short pieces on current events, sharp tone.
What is gender ideology, where does it come from and what does it mean for healthcare, law and education? Analyses, core claims, timeline and countries — with sources.
A critical look at the media: how framing and one-sidedness colour the reporting on gender, and what is structurally missing from the news.
A voice for the silent majority. Polls, anonymous submissions, conversation guides for the kitchen table.
What children are taught about gender at school — for parents and teachers who want to know what's in the teaching material and which questions they may ask.
Facts and sources on gender ideology in healthcare, legislation, sport, education and language. Articles, fact checks and scientific research, critically annotated.
Social-psychological analysis of the movement through academic cult research (Lifton, Hassan, Singer, Langone).
On fair competition in women's sport: what the inclusion of trans women means for equality, safety and the future of the women's category.
Essays on the ethical questions around medical transition and self-identification: informed consent, irreversibility, paediatric ethics, detrans, conflicting rights.
On the importance of single-sex spaces for women: the legal framework, safety and dignity, and why these spaces are under pressure.
Where do you start?
For the foundations, start at genderideologie.nl: what gender ideology is, where it comes from and what it means for healthcare, law and education. Genderpropaganda.nl delivers the fact checks and scientific research, genderballast.nl calculates what LGBTIQA+ politics costs and genderellende.nl documents the harm — from women's sport to family and language.
Follow current events on gendergekte.nl, the blog on incidents and absurdities in the debate. Genderongemak.nl gives the silent majority a voice with polls and conversation guides, gendersekte.nl analyses the movement through academic cult research, and transethiek.nl brings the ethical essays: informed consent, irreversibility and conflicting rights.
Explore further: science and medical context for the facts behind the debate, care and policy for Dutch politics, or the external resources with independent journalism and books.