A pedophile is back behind bars after being found with child sexual abuse material for the second time in one year.
Canaan Jacob Kelley, also known as Kimiko Kimi Valentine, was arrested on May 31 in Tarrant County, Texas. According to staff at the Tarrant County Correctional Center, Kelley was picked up on a parole violation and had been found with child sexual abuse material. He is currently being held on a $20,000 bond.
At the time of his arrest, Kelley had been on probation for a separate charge of child sexual abuse material possession dating back to October of 2021. He was sentenced to community supervision in January.
Last year, Kelley was the subject of an in-depth investigation now hosted at Reduxx after a user on pro-pedophile forum BoyChat sought to bring attention to a fundraiser that had been launched to raise a $10,000 bail for him.
BoyChat, founded in 1995, is the oldest pro-pederast website on the surface web, and operates as a message board that sees 200-300 posts per day. Users are required to keep posts within a strict channel of legality, which enables the site to operate in plain sight.
In the BoyChat post, Kelley was identified by the name “Lyric” and “June,” both feminine names he utilized on social media. The user appealing for bail funds on BoyChat was another pedophile responsible for curating a ‘YouthLove Reading List.’ Halos, who goes by the same pseudonym on Twitter, calls himself a ‘child liberationist’ and advocates for the elimination of laws penalizing adults for sexually abusing children.
The GoFundMe, however, was established by Clover Kvalheim, also known as Casey Deschenes. Deschenes and Kelley lived at the same address in Blue Mound, Texas at the time of his October arrest, and Deschenes, who is also transgender, called for donations to be made to the GoFundMe on his Twitter, which went by the handle @nekocapitalism and used a profile photo of an animated little girl.
Kelley also had a Twitter where, prior to his arrest, he regularly posted animated child sexual abuse media. He went by the handle @FEMBOYHOMICIDE and called himself a “trans supremacist.”
In addition to the pornography and trans activism, Kelley regularly re-tweeted posts from Prostasia, a notorious registered charity that has been described by some as being ‘pro-pedophile.’
Staff at the Tarrant County Correctional Center told Reduxx they are awaiting additional information from the Division of Parole Supervision in Amarillo, Texas to determine whether Kelley will be sent there or continue to be detained in Tarrant County.
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A politician in California has called for an introduction to Drag Queens to be taught to K-12 school students in his state as part of their basic education.
On June 7, Scott Wiener, a member of the California State Senate, sent social media into a firestorm after tweeting that “Drag Queen 101” should be part of the K-12 curriculum and that an attendance to Drag Queen Story time would “meet the requirements.”
This guy just gave me a bill idea:
Offering Drag Queen 101 as part of the K-12 curriculum. Attending Drag Queen Story Time will satisfy the requirement. https://t.co/Sogz2Ag8jV
— Senator Scott Wiener (@Scott_Wiener) June 7, 2022
Weiner’s tweet has been met with overwhelmingly negative sentiment, wracking up over 4,500 primarily negative comments from outraged netizens. Almost immediately, users took to Weiner’s political history to caution him against making yet another controversial move.
“Aren’t you the guy that sponsored a bill that relaxes sex offender registry requirements for sodomy and other acts with minors to end “discrimination against LGBTQ young people on the sex offender registry?” You should tread lightly with jokes like this, sir.” Former Georgia Congressional Candidate Barrington Marin II wrote in the replies.
Another user pointed out that Weiner had been responsible for a bill lowering the penalties for intentionally infecting someone with HIV/AIDS. Weiner is known to be open about his usage of PrEP to prevent HIV/AIDS infections.
Wiener, who has been in the California Senate office since 2016, is known for using his political power to advance LGBT activist causes. During his political career he introduced a bill barring San Francisco from doing business with companies based in states that have laws that bar policies banning discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people.
Controversially, Wiener is responsible for Senate Bill 145, which ended the automatic sex offender registration of adults convicted of having oral or anal sex with children aged 14-18.
At the time, Wiener argued that by not having an automatic registration for sex offenders convicted of penis-in-vagina pedophilic acts, the law unfairly targeted LGBT people. Rather than seeking similar penalties for all forms of child sexual abuse, the bill scrapped the automatic registration altogether and instead allowed for registration to be up to the judges discretion. The bill was signed into law in September of 2020.
Wiener received an extremely negative response to the bill, with many stating it was lowering the penalties for child sexual abuse. Addressing the backlash, Weiner tweeted: “I’ll always fight for LGBTQ youth, even if it means death threats & slander. This is nothing new. LGBTQ people have been slandered as “perverts” & “pedophiles” for all of history. And for all of history, our lives have been threatened. We won’t give up.”
— Senator Scott Wiener (@Scott_Wiener) July 31, 2016
Wiener also authored the infamous Senate Bill 132 which allows incarcerated transgender, non-binary and intersex people to be housed and searched in a manner consistent with their self declared “gender identity.” The policy has resulted in hundreds of male-bodied inmates seeking transfer to women’s institutions, with dozens already being moved. Male inmates do not need to provide any evidence they are transgender or intend on transitioning in order to be approved, and so far, only a scant handful have been denied.
Last month, Reduxxreported that a female inmate had allegedly been sexually assaulted by a trans-identified male transfer.
In November of 2021, Women’s Liberation Front launched a lawsuit against the state of California in 2021, representing four female inmates who all stated they had been victimized by trans-identified male transfers. The named plaintiffs in the case are Janine Chandler, Krystal Gonzales, Tomiekia Johnson, and Nadia Romero. Romero and Chandler are both opposing the law on the premise of religious objection, one of the women being a devout Muslim.
Johnson, a survivor of domestic violence who was imprisoned after murdering her abuser, says she had been placed in a cell with a “vicious, dangerous biological male inmate.” But perhaps most shockingly, plaintiff Gonzales describes that she had been sexually assaulted by a male inmate who had been transferred to her facility after SB-132 was introduced.
To add to his growing list of disturbing political moves, Weiner also voted against making human trafficking a violent crime in California. The bill, SB-1042, would have helped strengthen protections for millions of sex trafficking victims.
“I totally respect wanting to have a higher penalty, I totally respect that, but I don’t think it’s accurate to portray the current penalties as somehow light,” Senator Wiener, said regarding why he voted no to the bill.
The growing popularity of “Drag Queen Story Time” has been highly criticized as many argue drag shows are inherently sexual and not appropriate for a young audience.
On June 5, a drag queen event held in a gay bar in Dallas, Texas was protested by concerned parents, and video has since emerged of the young children handing cash ‘tips’ to the scantily-clad drag performers, while being seated in front of a sign that said “It’s Not Gonna Lick Itself.”
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Like most women who agree to become surrogates, Jaida’s mother was described as “giving” and “loving.”
Jaida recalls that her mother was sympathetic to those struggling with infertility, always empathizing with family friends who couldn’t have children of their own. Having had easy pregnancies with her two biological children, she wanted to give a child to someone else. She’d thought that becoming a surrogate mother would allow her to help another family have a child, while also giving her the money she needed to become a stay-at-home mom to her two small children.
She was 7 years old when her mother was matched with a family in New York, far from where they lived in Kansas. Even though she was young, Jaida remembers the process well.
“I was excited for her to be pregnant again,” Jaida says, describing how she enjoyed having her mother home during the pregnancy. She remembers fondly helping her mother take photos of her growing belly to send to the eager couple in New York. But even in these memories, Jaida admits that it felt strange that the twin girls growing inside her mother’s womb wouldn’t be coming home once born.
While they were delivered healthy, their birth would mark the steady decline of her mother’s health, and three weeks later, her mother was gone.
“I just remember I lost her,” Jaida recalls, “I was sitting in a waiting area and then I went into her room and my family was in there crying. I refused to look at her, though.”
Dreams of having a stay-at-home mom shattered, and confusion, trauma and grief left in its place.
“My perfectly healthy mother was gone. I knew that it was from complications of the surrogacy.”
Since her childhood, Jaida has gone through a great deal of healing.
She doesn’t blame the parents in New York or the twins – whom she endearingly calls her ‘womb sisters’ – but Jaida admits that losing her mother left a void-like space in her family.
Jaida says she had been angry at the physicians, noting that her mother wasn’t properly informed about the potential complications that would come with surrogacy.
“The medical system failed her. She wasn’t properly warned of what could happen. The [surrogacy] agency she went through really made it sound like it was gonna be sunshine and rainbows,” Jaida says.
Since her mother’s passing, Jaida admits that she herself thought about becoming a surrogate mother because she was proud of what she perceived as her mother’s selflessness. But pushback from family warned her off of the industry, and prompted her to begin researching the ethics of surrogacy and egg donation.
“Most of my life I saw what my mother did as heroic because she grew two beautiful babies, but later realized that this tragedy could have been avoided,” Jaida says, “I have healed from the past trauma of losing my mother unexpectedly through years of therapy and my faith. It is also rare that I am very close with the family my mother was a surrogate for, which was a huge part of my healing process.”
Studies have shown that women pregnant with donor eggs have a more than three-fold risk of developing pregnancy induced hypertension and pre-eclampsia, and Lupron, used to prepare a gestational surrogate to receive transferred embryos, has been documented to put a woman at risk for increased intracranial pressure.
In addition to being carrying unique risks for the mother, children born to surrogates are much more likely to suffer from low and very low birth weights. According to a 2014 study from the Journal of Perinatology, there is a 4-5 fold increase in stillbirths from pregnancies through assisted reproductive technologies compared to those naturally conceived.
A 2013 entry in the Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry also affirmed that “surrogacy children showed higher levels of adjustment difficulties at age 7.”
In May, a TikToker went viral after exposing her experience being abandoned with the twins she had been retained to carry as a surrogate after the intended parents cut off contact.
The mother, who goes by Amanda, had previously been a surrogate and decided to repeat the process. She registered with a surrogacy company that connected her with a couple who lived overseas. She gave birth to twins Hannah and James in February 2021, but stated the intended parents never arrived to pick them up because they refused to go through the process of the U.S. quarantine.
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A second female inmate at the Edna Mahan Correctional Center for Women has come forward to slam policies placing biological males in her facility, and reveal the hardships survivors of sexual trauma like herself have had to endure since their arrival.
“In my 23 years of incarceration here at Edna Mahan… I’ve never seen anything like the traumatic damage that’s been going on. The state needs to find a place specifically for transgender [people].”
Dawn Jackson, 51, spoke exclusively to Reduxx about how life has changed since trans-identified males have begun flooding into Edna Mahan in wake of the ACLU lawsuit last year.
“Personally speaking, I have succumbed to a point where I mentally and emotionally cower when in the presence of some of the trans-identified males housed here in prison with me,” Jackson says, “I’ve had to mentally rearrange myself since having no choice… being subjected to live amongst the opposite sex.”
Jackson described how the dynamics have changed dramatically within the institution since the arrival of the male inmates, with many women jumping to appease them out of what Jackson says is fear of being victimized. She recounts one example of a female inmate who began serving a trans-identified male transfer after he ‘caught’ her expressing concerns about him.
“[She] was on the phone explaining to her family how she was upset about the new trans-identified male being placed in the unit that day. The [man] who was 6’7 tall overhead the young lady expressing her concerns and waited for her to get off the phone,” Jackson describes, continuing: “The trans-identified male waited for her to get off the phone, just to tower over and approach her. As a result of that, the young lady buckled, feeling she had to explain herself. She started cooking for [him], sharing her JP6 tablet… The young lady was intimidated was what she was. I couldn’t help but feel sorry for her. I understood her fear of somehow needing to survive the possible unknown repercussions.”
Jackson says it was her past sexual traumas that made her particularly sensitive to the arrival of the male inmates.
“The moment I found out that [trans-identified males] were coming to Edna Mahan, along with discovering that they were still equipped with their manhoods, that truly did something to me psychologically.”
Jackson recounts an incident earlier this year in which she was confronted by a trans-identified male who was angry at her for not talking to him enough.
“Immediately, I cowered because of the intimidation I felt from this person. Had it been just one of my female peers to approach and confront me, I wouldn’t have felt that wave of fear on the inside of me. There was no equality between us; only man against woman,” She says, “I remember stuttering, trying to give my answer. I felt obligated to answer. All I saw standing in front of me was a man. And the sad part about it, along with being approached, I was doing everything possible to not show the fear I always felt as a battered woman who’d no choice but to submit.”
Jackson, a mother to 11 and grandmother of 20, is currently 23 years in to her 30-year mandatory minimum sentence, one handed down after she murdered her step-grandfather, Robert McBride, by stabbing in 1999.
Jackson tells Reduxx she had been the victim of repeat incestual abuse by the men in her family from the age of 5, some of which was so severe it resulted in her having damaged vaginal and rectal tissue, and required her to re-learn how to go to the bathroom as a child. Jackson graphically detailed many of the abuses she suffered, including at the hands of her own father.
McBride had been amongst those relatives who had frequently abused her, and Jackson explains that he had groomed her to perform oral sex on him at the age of 8.
“[He was] drunk most of the time. [He] would wake me and force me to sit up on the side of the let-out couch; position my face to his ‘front,’ forcing my mouth to his penis,” Jackson recounts, “As a result of the constant abuse, I became pregnant at age 13 … I started running away from home on a regular basis.”
On the day of the murder, Jackson says McBride had attempted to rape her.
“I was defending myself … from once again being that timid little girl who was forced into incest – having sex and performing degrading sexual acts beginning at the age of five.”
But despite her lengthy history of being victimized, Jackson’s public defender refused to mention her past ordeals as a potentially mitigating factor during her trial.
“The public defender in my case was never ‘for me.’ She spoke against me as though she were prosecuting me,” Jackson says, noting that the attorney even went so far as to state that her experiences being victimized by McBride and others would serve “no purpose” in court.
“Five male family members and one family friend had hands in abusing me for years. No way in hell should I have been sentenced to 30 years in prison,” Jackson says.
According to a 2016 report from the Vera Institute of Justice, 86% of incarcerated women have a history of abuse and 77% have a history of experiencing intimate partner violence. Women’s rights advocates have described this situation as a “sexual abuse-to-prison pipeline.”
“I should not have to endure transgender [males] complaints of feeling ‘discriminated’ against just so they can have their way,” Jackson says, “The ignorance of activists who [compare] my traumatic experiences to the validation of transgender people’s identity is completely unfair. I never chose to be raped, sodomized and abused by men.”
While sharing her thoughts, Jackson expressed disbelief at the trans activists who attacked Miseka Diggs, another incarcerated woman at her facility who spoke to Reduxx in May.
“The pain I endured, it affected and mattered very much to me,” She says, “There’s no way in hell those activists can compare the psychological traumas of being sexually, physically, mentally, emotionally and verbally abused to men who choose to ‘identify’ [as women].”
In 2020, Jackson’s ordeal was featured on Kim Kardashian’s Oxygen special ‘The Justice Project,’ where the mega-celebrity sought to help incarcerated people she felt needed to be released from prison due to the circumstances of their crime. Kardashian was also attempting to draw attention to the problem of mass incarceration in the United States, an issue that disproportionately impacts Black Americans.
Jackson (M) with her daughter Sadaiya (L), grandchildren Desa’Rhaye and Keh’Mani, and son Deaven (R). Source: Sadaiya Kelley.
“When I read [Jackson’s] letter for the first time, I cried … She detailed her abuse,” Kardashian said during an interview at the time of filming her documentary, “But then to come find out that she couldn’t be that open during her trial, and she couldn’t reveal any of that. That was the reason why she did what she did — in defense, in snapping, in being abused … You can understand her journey and feel her pain, but how the system failed her and made her out to look was just not fair in my eyes.”
Since her incarceration 23 years ago, Jackson tells Reduxx she has worked hard on bettering herself and preparing for life beyond bars.’
“I have successfully completed approximately 67 institutional programs, and obtained both my High School Diploma and an Associates Degree,” Jackson reports proudly, noting that she’s also been facilitating multiple Narcotics Anonymous programs for her fellow inmates.
Reduxx reached out to the Governor’s office for comment on Jackson’s clemency application, but did not hear back in time for publication. This article may be updated in the event the office responds.
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The mother of a teen girl who has recently detransitioned is warning parents about the influence of pornography and tight-knit online friend groups on youth who abruptly express a strong desire to transition. Jennifer* discovered her daughter Emily* was being groomed into claiming a ‘gender identity’ beginning from the age of 13 by programs at her school, older teens, and sexually explicit content.
According to Jennifer, her daughter began to question her identity after attending her school’s sexual education program called Teen Talk. Children were taught about pronouns and the meanings of sexual terms such as ‘pansexual’ and ‘polyamorous.’
After the Teen Talk lectures, Emily, along with her friend group, adopted a variety of labels and shunned the term ‘cis.’
Speaking with Reduxx, Jennifer explained: “Nobody was ‘cis.’ They didn’t like that term. Being ‘cis’ is tantamount to being basic and none of them wanted to be that. That was my first inkling that something wasn’t right.”
Curious about the content of the sessions, Jennifer attended a talk for parents hosted a few months later. Parents were shown an image of a gender spectrum that had a GI Joe character at one end, representing ‘masculinity,’ and a Barbie doll at the other, representing ‘femininity.’
Jennifer described the gender identity lecture for parents as “nonsensical,” and stated they were encouraged to introduce their pronouns when speaking with young children.
“I raised my children to just be. You just are. You don’t need a label. Every time I raised my hand [to ask] ‘Why are you putting these kids in boxes?’ I was told to be quiet,” Jennifer said.
“These [gender identity lessons] are taught by third parties. They’re not taught by the actual teachers at the school. They don’t have a teaching certificate. So our tax dollars are being used to pay to indoctrinate our kids,” she added.
The following year, Emily began corresponding via social media with a 16-year-old girl who identified as a boy. The girl, who went by the name Billy,* admitted to having been sexually abused as a child. In group chats with much younger teens, she described sex acts in graphic detail.
Billy began sending Emily Japanese anime pornography in the yaoi genre, which often features feminine men in sexual relationships. It was around this time that Jennifer’s daughter began to believe she was a transgender boy.
“Anime is a huge component and it turns into gender-bending themes pretty quickly. Again, the girls in the anime are highly sexualized, and no girl wants to be that. They want to be the guy. My daughter thought she was a gay boy because she likes boys but she didn’t want to be a girl.”
In addition to the anime pornography, Billy sent Emily videos of herself performing sexual acts. Distraught, she opened up to her mother about her internet activity and shared all of her private social media accounts with Jennifer. Her daughter had “accounts in every possible platform – Discord, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram and TikTok.”
“There were Discord and Instagram chatrooms where girls discussed whether they are bottoms or tops, givers or receivers, abusers or abused. My daughter started drawing penises on her walls in her room, her shoes and her pants,” Jennifer wrote in a blog post for Parents with Inconvenient Truths about Trans (PITT). Many of the girls in these chat groups identified as transgender.
Advice administered in the group discussions included the suggestion to enter prostitution, with an explanation being given of: “since you are really a boy, your girl body really isn’t yours so it’s no big thing to sell pictures to men for money.” A tutorial for how to find a “sugar daddy” was also shared. According to Jennifer, the older trans-identified girls would groom the younger girls into creating sexual videos of themselves on Snapchat.
The history on every device her daughter used was filled with violent pornography which was “mostly guy-on-guy.” Her daughter had been consuming anime pornography filled with rape scenes, ‘pregnant’ men being sodomized, and illustrated child pornography. There were also internet sites that contained written sexual violence fantasies.
At only 13 years-old, Emily had been searching for fetish products involved in BDSM, including ball gags, whips, handcuffs, and leather outfits. The majority of her followers on TikTok also identified as transgender. Concerned, Jennifer began calling random contacts on her daughter’s phone and was shocked when adult men answered.
Jennifer explained to Reduxx that in addition to the private chat groups among teens, adult men on Twitter had been grooming her daughter.
“We had men on Twitter sending their homemade pornography to my daughter. It was like an onslaught. It’s almost as if… when a kid puts on their Instagram that they’re female-to-male, ‘FTM,’ it’s like a beacon that calls all the deviants out. These kids are vulnerable. They actually tell these kids, ‘It’s not your body’, they teach them to disassociate from their bodies,” she said.
“I think [pornography] is one of the biggest components in all of this. These young girls are exposed to pornography and they don’t want to be on the receiving end of what they see.”
Jennifer limited her daughter’s access to the internet and prohibited her from using social media. She changed Emily’s phone number and locked her devices in a safe. At the age of 15, Emily began to desist, and now no longer identifies as transgender.
Dr. John Money, the sexologist and psychologist from New Zealand credited with coining the terms “gender identity” and “gender role,” recommended showing pornography to children in order to help them develop their “gender schema.”
In his 1975 book Sexual Signatures: On Being a Man or a Woman, Money wrote: “explicit sexual pictures… can and should be used as part of a child’s sex education. The best time to introduce such pictures is before a child’s biological clock has signaled the start of puberty.”
Dr. Money conducted experiments on children and exposed his young patients to pornography. He would also force them to perform genital inspections on each other and to engage in what he called “copulation play.”
John Money’s theory of childhood sexual rehearsal play was published repeatedly in books and academic papers for decades, and such sexual abuse was considered critically important in the establishment of a healthy gender identity.
*Names have been changed to protect the identities of those involved.
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Una segunda reclusa ha denunciado las políticas que permiten el ingreso de hombres biológicos a las instalaciones del Centro Correccional para Mujeres Edna Mahan, además reveló las dificultades que ella y otras sobrevivientes de trauma sexual han tenido que soportar desde la llegada de los varones.
“En mis 23 años de encarcelamiento aquí en el Edna Mahan… jamás había visto semejante daño traumático como el que ahora se está generando. El estado necesita encontrar un lugar exclusivo para [personas] transgénero”.
Dawn Jackson, de 51 años, habló en exclusiva para Reduxx acerca de como cambió su vida desde que los hombres identificados como trans comenzaron a inundar el Edna Mahan como consecuencia de la demanda de la ACLU del año pasado.
“Hablando a título personal, he llegado al punto en el que me desplomo mental y emocionalmente cuando me encuentro frente a cualquiera de estos hombres identificados como trans que comparten la prisión conmigo”, dijo Jackson, “tuve que reorganizarme mentalmente desde que me dejaron sin opciones… ser obligada a vivir con el sexo opuesto.”
Jackson describió el cambio drástico dentro de la institución desde la llegada de los reclusos , con muchas mujeres volcándose a apaciguarlos a lo que Jackson describe como el miedo a ser víctimas. Ella comparte el ejemplo de una reclusa que comenzó a servirle a un hombre transidentificado después de que este la “atrapara” expresando su desconfianza con respecto a él.
“Ella estaba hablando por teléfono explicándole a su familia lo molesta que estaba por el nuevo recluso transidentificado que fue transferido ese mismo día a la unidad. El medía dos metros de altura y escuchó a la joven expresar su preocupación y esperó hasta que esta terminara la llamada”, describe Jackson, y continúa: “El hombre identificado como trans esperó a que ella colgara el teléfono, solo para acercársele y encararla. Como resultado de esto, la joven cedió, sintiéndose tan amenazada como para ofrecerle explicaciones. Empezó a cocinarle y compartir sus tableta JP6… La joven estaba intimidada por lo que él es. No pude evitar sentir lástima por ella. Entendí su miedo y el tener que sobrevivir de cualquier manera frente a los posibles peligros”.
Jackson dice que fueron sus pasados traumas sexuales los que la hicieron particularmente sensible a la llegada de reclusos varones.
“En el momento en que descubrí que hombres identificados como trans vendrían al centro Edna Mahan, con su hombría intacta, eso realmente me afecto psicológicamente”.
Jackson recuerda un incidente a principios de este año en el que se enfrentó a un hombre identificado como trans que estaba enojado con ella por no hablarle lo suficiente.
“Inmediatamente, me encogí por la intimidación que sufrí de esta persona. Si solo una de mis compañeras se hubiera acercado y apoyado, no habría sentido esa ola de miedo dentro de mí. No había igualdad entre nosotros; solo hombre contra mujer”, agrega, “recuerdo haber tartamudeado, tratando de responder. Me sentí obligada a dar una respuesta. Todo lo que vi parado frente a mí era un hombre. Y lo más triste de esto es que además de ser abordada, estaba haciendo todo lo posible para no mostrar el miedo que siempre he sentido como una mujer maltratada que no le quedaba otra cosa más que someterse”.
Jackson, madre de 11 y abuela de 20, ha cumplido 23 años de su sentencia mínima obligatoria de 30, dictada después de que asesinara a puñaladas a su abuelo adoptivo, Robert McBride en el año 1999.
Jackson compartió con Reduxx que desde los 5 años de edad había sido víctima de repetidos abusos incestuales por parte de los hombres en su familia, algunos de los cuales fueron tan graves que resultaron en daños a su tejido vaginal y rectal, y requirieron que volviera a aprender a ir al baño. Jackson detalló gráficamente muchos de los abusos que sufrió, incluso a manos de su propio padre.
McBride había estado entre esos familiares que con frecuencia abusaron de ella, y Jackson explica que él la había entrenado para facilitarle sexo oral a la edad de 8 años.
“Estaba borracho la mayor parte del tiempo. Me despertaba y me obligaba a sentarme en el costado del sofá cama; colocaba mi cara en su ‘frente’, forzando mi boca a su pene”, cuenta Jackson, “Como resultado del abuso constante, quedé embarazada a los 13 años… Comencé a escaparme de casa con regularidad”.
El día del asesinato, Jackson sostiene que McBride había intentado violarla.
“Me estaba defendiendo… de volver a ser esa niña tímida que fue forzada al incesto: tener relaciones sexuales y realizar actos sexuales degradantes a partir de los cinco años”.
Pero a pesar de su larga historia de victimización, el defensor público de Jackson se negó a mencionar sus experiencias pasadas como posible factor atenuante durante su juicio.
“La defensora pública en mi caso nunca estuvo ‘a favor mío’. Habló en mi contra como si me estuviera procesando”, criticó Jackson, y señala que la abogada incluso llegó a afirmar que sus experiencias como víctima de McBride y otros “carecían de relevancia” en la corte.
“Cinco miembros masculinos de la familia y un amigo abusaron de mí durante años. De ninguna manera debería haber sido sentenciada a 30 años de prisión”, dijo Jackson.
Según un informe del 2016 del Instituto de Justicia Vera, el 86% de las mujeres privadas de libertad tienen antecedentes de abuso y el 77% tienen antecedentes de violencia de conyugal. Los defensores de los derechos de la mujer han descrito esta situación como un “canal directo de abuso sexual a prisión”.
“No debería tener que soportar las quejas por ‘discriminación’ hechas por hombres transgénero solo para que puedan salirse con la suya”, recalcó Jackson, “La ignorancia de los activistas que comparan a mis experiencias traumáticas con la validación de la identidad transgénero es completamente injusto. Nunca elegí ser violada, sodomizada y abusada por hombres”.
Mientras compartía sus pensamientos, Jackson expresó su incredulidad ante los activistas trans que atacaron a Miseka Diggs, otra mujer encarcelada en las instalaciones que habló con Reduxx en mayo.
“El dolor que soporté, me afectó y me importó mucho”, dijo. “De ninguna manera esos activistas pueden comparar el trauma psicológico de ser abusado sexual, física, mental, emocional y verbalmente con el de los hombres que eligen ‘ identificarse’ como mujeres”.
En 2020, la terrible experiencia de Jackson fue reseñada en el programa especial de Oxygen de Kim Kardashian “The Justice Project”, donde la megacelebridad buscó ayudar a las personas encarceladas que sintió que necesitaban ser puestas en libertad debido a las circunstancias de su crimen. Kardashian también estaba tratando de llamar la atención sobre el problema del encarcelamiento masivo en los Estados Unidos, un problema que afecta de manera desproporcionada a los afroamericanos.
Jackson (Centro) con su hija Sadaiya (Izquierda), nietos Desa’Rhaye y Keh’Mani, e hijo Deaven (Derecha). Fuente: Sadaiya Kelley.
“Cuando leí la carta de Jackson por primera vez, lloré… Ella detalló su abuso”, dijo Kardashian durante una entrevista en el momento de filmar su documental, “pero luego descubrí que no pudo ser así de abierta”. durante su juicio, y no pudo revelar nada de lo ocurrido. Esa fue la razón por la que ella hizo lo que hizo: en defensa personal, en un momento de ira, en manos del abuso… Puedes entender su experiencia y sentir su dolor, pero cómo el sistema le falló y a mis ojos esto es una injusticia.”
Desde su encarcelamiento hace 23 años, Jackson le contó a Reduxx que ha trabajado duro para mejorar y prepararse para la vida más allá de las rejas.
“Completé con éxito aproximadamente 67 programas institucionales y obtuve mi diploma de escuela secundaria y un título asociado”, Explica Jackson con orgullo, y señala que también ha estado facilitando varios programas de Narcóticos Anónimos para sus compañeras de prisión.
Reduxx intentó contactar a la oficina del gobernador para saber su posición frente a la solicitud de clemencia de Jackson, pero no recibió respuesta al momento de esta publicación. Este artículo puede actualizarse en caso de que la oficina responda.
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Videos of ‘drag queens’ performing provocatively for an audience of children at a bar are going viral on Twitter, prompting massive backlash and raising concerns about child safeguarding.
On June 4, Mr. Misster Bar and Lounge, a gay bar located in Dallas, Texas, hosted a three-hour event entitled “DRAG THE KIDS TO PRIDE: A Family Friendly Drag Show.”
According to the EventBrite announcement, the show was advertised by the venue as “a … spin off of our famed Champagne Drag Brunch,” and promised to provide “the ultimate family friendly pride experience.”
But footage from the event is raising eyebrows on social media as many note it appears to have been anything but.
In one clip taken by an audience member, a drag queen in a latex-style bodysuit and thigh-high boots is seen dancing and performing the splits in front of an audience including several children before approaching a little girl to accept a cash ‘tip.’
A drag queen drops it low for children and takes their money—
This is not even the worst footage to come out of the event believe it or not. pic.twitter.com/uIodp84Naf
In a video posted to Mr. Misster’s Instagram story, yet another performer, even more scantily clad, laid out on the floor in front of the children, gyrating on the ground before lying flat and spreading his legs.
Footage from inside the children’s drag show at the gay bar in Dallas. This is wildly disturbing. This is disturbing sexual behavior aimed at kids. So glad we protested. pic.twitter.com/WR16XZDSVD
— Protect Texas Kids (@protect_tx_kids) June 5, 2022
Children’s participation wasn’t limited to watching from the sidelines. At one point, an announcer invited the kids up to dance in the designated area either on their own or with a drag queen.
“Do you want to hit the stage with the queens? We have five limited spots for young performers to take the stage solo, or with a queen of their choosing! Come hangout with the Queens and enjoy this unique pride experience, fit for guests of all ages!”
Disturbingly, a prominent neon backlit with a sexually suggestive slogan was not removed or turned off in the presence of the young audience members. Framing the stage, a sign reading “It’s Not Gonna’ Lick Itself” was in clear view of all, including the children.
Other photos from inside the venue reveal additional signage that was not caught by the cameras, with the bar having another which reads: “I licked it so it’s mine!”
The event had been subject to protests by right-wing advocacy group Protect Kids Texas, which stated on Twitter that they had 80 people outside of the venue voicing their concerns. They also posted a video showing police at Mr. Misster, and reported they had escorted children from the building.
SUCCESS: we protested with about 80 people & the police showed and up and removed the children from the building.
— Protect Texas Kids (@protect_tx_kids) June 4, 2022
Since beginning to circulate on Twitter, the videos from the event have prompted serious backlash from netizens, with many pointing out the inappropriate nature of the show and venue for children.
Beneath the breaking Tweet posted by independent journalist Tayler Hansen, hundreds of replies have accumulated expressing frustration and concern for the lack of safeguarding in place.
“Kids don’t need to see this. Tolerance has a line,” wrote one user, with another replying: “This not an appropriate environment for minors. It makes one wonder, what else have these children been exposed to by their parents?”
One response even noted that Mr. Misster may be in violation of the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission licensure code if they are a designated 18+ establishment, and encouraged others to contact the Commission and file a complaint.
Why are people not filing complaints with the TX ABC?
If this is a venue that is suppose to be 18 or 21+ only this is a violation of their ABC license.@TexasABC
If the PD gets ABC grants why is the PD non-responsive? Seems like any PD ABC grants should be revoked.@GovAbbott
— US of Banana Republic (@dumpingtea1773) June 4, 2022
The viral videos even caught the attention of prominent YouTuber June Lapine, known by her social media handle @sh0eonhead.
“I don’t like being gaslit about how totally not weird this is,” she wrote, adding: “Leftists stop being scared to point out that the emperor has no clothes because you fear being called a reactionary.”
Drag shows and their appropriateness for youth have become hot topics over the last few years, especially since the controversial spread of Drag Queen Story Hours across North America and Europe. In 2019, it was discovered that a registered sex offender had been performing at a Texas library for children as a Drag Queen.
In May, footage from the DragCon LA convention sparked similar backlash to that towards Mr. Misster after it was discovered that children had performed on stage with the drag queens, collecting cash ‘tips’ from the audience as they danced.
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A trans-identified male pedophile has avoided jail after after a judge deemed that prison would make it too difficult for him to “cope” with his transition and anxiety.
Peter Selby, 68, was found with over 125,000 pieces of child sexual abuse media after a police raid in 2019, some of which depicted children as young as three years old. Selby is male but identifies as a transgender ‘woman.’
Of the images, over 2,400 were classified as Category A, the most serious type of child sexual abuse media. Images and video in this category can depict penetrative sexual activity, bestiality, and/or sexual sadism. An additional 2,127 were Category B, and 120,864 were Category C.
Upon arrest, Selby claimed he was “shocked” by the amount of media he had accumulated. Selby, who is a biological male but identifies as transgender, confessed to police of owning the collection and said an interest in ‘mainstream, adult’ pornography had led him to progressively more extreme interests.
According to the Shields Gazette, during sentencing on June 1, the presiding Judge stated that no one would seek out child sexual abuse media “unless they have a sexual interest in children to start with,” yet declined to sentence Selby to an immediate prison sentence.
“You identify as transgender and that has caused issues for you and anxiety for you in how you would cope with that if you were sent immediately to prison,” the Judge said, adding: “You are someone who identifies as transgender and the impact of custody would be significant for you in the circumstances.”
Selby was handed a 14-month sentence, suspended for two years, on three charges of making indecent images of children, and one of possessing extreme pornography, which involved an adult engaged in a sex act with an animal. Selby will be required to sign the Sex Offenders Register, and seek rehabilitation.
In recent months, there have been multiple instances of trans-identified male pedophiles being turned out into the community on suspended sentences in the United Kingdom.
In April, a 60-year-old pedophile who claimed to identify as a 5-year-old girl avoided jail despite having breached a long-standing sexual harm prevention order by approaching and kissing two children.
Weeks prior to that, another trans-identified male was spared jail on a suspended sentence after being caught with over 250 pieces of child sexual abuse media, some of which included toddlers being sexually tortured.
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Lilly Chant (L) and Emily Bridges (R). Source: Instagram
Feminists are expressing outrage after two biological males seized the top spots in the UK’s largest fixed gear cycling race today.
Emily Bridges and Lilly Chant, both trans-identified males, took the first and second place spots, respectively, at today’s ThunderCrit race at the Herne Hill Velodrome in London. Jo Smith was the only female to take the winner’s podium, and was seen standing at third place with her child in a photo that began to circulate on social media after the race had finished.
Both Bridges and Chant competed in the “Lightening” division of the event, one intended to be for “cis women” but also includes allowances for “non-binary people whose physical performance aligns with cis women” and “trans men and women whose physical performance aligns most closely with cis women.”
BREAKING 🚴🏻
Emily Bridges and Lilly Chant take 1st and 2nd place in tonight’s Thundercrit cycle race at Herne Hill Velodrome.
— Women's Rights Network – WRN (@WomensRightsNet) June 3, 2022
ThunderCrit advertises itself as the UK’s largest and longest-running fixed gear cycling competition. On its home page, it states: “We are proud to be an inclusive team and event organizer, and we’re committed to creating a welcoming and fun racing environment for all, regardless of ethnicity, sexuality or gender.”
In describing the categories for the racing event, ThunderCrit asserts that they do not gender their divisions, but also says that “cis” males and “cis” females cannot choose their category and must race in the designated category.
For those who do not identify as “cis,” ThunderCrit notes that they “trust competitors to select the category most appropriate for their performance,” and does not require any proof of a competitor being in the process of a medical transition.
On Twitter, grassroots women’s rights advocacy group @WomensRightsNet posted the breaking news. The announcement rapidly drew outrage from feminists who slammed Bridges and Chant’s victories, with many noting that the males had left the female competitors working for third place.
So in a race that was women plus 2 men racing,the 2 men got first and second and the women were left to race for third?And if there had been a 3rd man in that race, then men would have got all 3 medals, plus the 3 medals in the actual men’s race?Are people not seeing the problem?
“One word for it. Boycott.” User Annette Neary wrote, with many chiming in with similar comments in the replies to @WomensRightsNet‘s post.
“Women should stop competing in these events until the two men get fed up racing against each other every other week,” another user said.
In an October 2021 post on his seldom-used Instagram, Lilly Chant stated he would have to wait 11 months before he’d have testosterone levels low enough to be able to “line up on the start line against women,” yet he appears to have begun competing against females far sooner than that.
According to an article by Snowdon Sports, Chant was competing in women’s cycling as early as April of 2022 representing Southampton University Road Cycling Club as a female.
Source: Instagram/helloitslilly
ThunderCrit’s first-place holder, Emily Bridges, made headlines earlier this year after being barred from competing in women’s championship cycling in the UK as he did not meet qualifying standards. After a review of his credentials, it was found that Bridges was registered with the UCI – the sports international governing body – as a male.
Bridges had previously won multiple national-level championships in the men’s division, and had placed highly in the male category as recently as February of 2022, just weeks before attempting to enter the national Omnium Championship as a ‘woman.’
In May, DIVA magazine – an entertainment and lifestyle outlet intended to be for lesbians – announced it was featuring Bridges as the cover star on its June Pride Month edition.
In recent months, an increasing number of female athletes have been coming forward to protest the inclusion of males in women’s competitions.
A number of female swimmers have anonymously spoken to OutKick Sports News to condemn the behavior of Lia Thomas, a biological male who began competing in women’s swim events last year after a long and successful tenure in men’s swimming. After Thomas took home a title in the NCAA Women’s Swimming Championship in March, Hungarian swimmer Reka Gyorgy penned an open letter to the NCAA criticizing them for not protecting female athletes.
On May 17, Taylor May Silverman, a professional skateboarder, posted a statement to her Instagram in which she called out the last Redbull Cornerstone skate event she took part in for allowing a biological male athlete to compete against women and take the top spot.
Despite protests from trans activists, studies have consistently affirmed that trans-identified male athletes retain a significant edge over their female counterparts, even after starting hormone therapy.
In 2020, a study released in the British Journal of Sport Medicine noted that trans-identified males were able to complete 31% more push-ups and 15% more sit-ups in one minute on average than a female Air Force service member. They also ran 1.5 miles 21% faster.
But even after two years on testosterone suppression treatment, the males were still 12% faster on average than biological females.
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Lilly Chant (L) and Emily Bridges (R). Source: Instagram
Las activistas feministas están manifestado su rechazo e indignación luego de que en el día de hoy dos hombres biológicos se llevaron los dos primeros lugares en la carrera ciclista de piñón fijo más grande del Reino Unido.
En este mismo día Emily Bridges y Lilly Chant, ambos hombres identificados como trans, se adjudicaron el primer y segundo lugar, respectivamente, en la carrera ThunderCrit llevada a cabo en el Herne Hill Velodrome en Londres. Jo Smith fue la única mujer en subir al podio de ganadores, quedándose con el tercer lugar, retratándose con su hijo en una foto que comenzó a circular en las redes sociales luego de la culminación de la carrera.
Tanto Bridges como Chant compitieron en la división “Lightening” del evento, destinado a “mujeres Cisgénero”, pero que también permite la participación a “personas no binarias cuyo rendimiento físico se alinea con las mujeres cis” y “hombres y mujeres trans cuyo desempeño físico se equipara más con el de las mujeres cis”.
BREAKING 🚴🏻
Emily Bridges and Lilly Chant take 1st and 2nd place in tonight’s Thundercrit cycle race at Herne Hill Velodrome.
— Women's Rights Network – WRN (@WomensRightsNet) June 3, 2022
ThunderCrit se promociona como la competencia de ciclismo de piñón fijo más grande y de más tradición del Reino Unido. En su página de inicio, declaran: “Estamos orgullosos de ser un equipo inclusivo y organizador del evento, y estamos comprometidos con la creación un entorno de competencia acogedor y divertido para todos, independientemente de su origen étnico, sexualidad o género”.
Al describir las categorías para el evento de carreras, ThunderCrit afirma que no utilizan el género como base para conformar las divisiones, pero también afirma que los hombres “cis” y las mujeres “cis” no pueden elegir su categoría y deben competir en la categoría designada.
Para los que no se identifican como “cis”, ThunderCrit señala que “confían en que los competidores seleccionen la categoría más adecuada para su desempeño” y no requieren ninguna prueba de que un competidor esté en proceso de transición clínica.
En Twitter, el grupo de defensa de los derechos de la mujer @WomensRightsNet publicó el tubazo. El anuncio inmediatamente provocó la indignación de las feministas que rechazaron las victorias de Bridges y Chant, señalando que los dos hombres habían relegado a las mujeres competidoras a luchar por un tercer lugar.
So in a race that was women plus 2 men racing,the 2 men got first and second and the women were left to race for third?And if there had been a 3rd man in that race, then men would have got all 3 medals, plus the 3 medals in the actual men’s race?Are people not seeing the problem?
“Un sola palabra. Boicot.” Escribió la usuaria Annette Neary, y muchos más intervinieron con opiniones similares en la zona de comentarios de la publicación de @WomensRightsNet.
“Las mujeres deberían dejar de participar en estos eventos hasta que los dos hombres se cansen de competir entre sí cada dos semanas”, dijo otro usuario.
En octubre del 2021 Lilly Chant , quien rara vez usa instagram, publicó una nota en donde explicaba que tendría que esperar 11 meses antes de tener los niveles de testosterona lo suficientemente bajos como para poder “ubicarse en la línea de partida contra las mujeres”, pero parece que comenzó a competir contra las mujeres mucho antes que eso.
Según un artículo de Snowdon Sports, Chant estaba compitiendo en ciclismo femenino desde abril del 2022 representando al Southampton University Road Cycling Club como mujer.
El ganador del primer lugar de ThunderCrit, Emily Bridges, quien apareció en los titulares a principios de este año después de que se le prohibió competir en el campeonato de ciclismo femenino en el Reino Unido porque no cumplía con los estándares de calificación. Después de una revisión de sus credenciales, se descubrió que Bridges estaba registrado en la UCI, el organismo rector internacional del deporte, como hombre.
Bridges había ganado previamente varios campeonatos a nivel nacional en la división masculina y se había ubicado en la parte alta de la categoría masculina ya para febrero del 2022, solo unas semanas antes de intentar ingresar al Campeonato nacional Omnium como ‘mujer’.
En mayo, la revista DIVA, un medio de entretenimiento y estilo de vida destinado a lesbianas, anunció que presentaría a Bridges como la estrella de portada en su edición del Mes del Orgullo Gay de junio.
En los últimos meses, un número cada vez mayor de mujeres atletas han alzado su voz en protesta contra la inclusión de hombres en las competencias femeninas.
Varias nadadoras hablaron de forma anónima con OutKick Sports News para condenar el comportamiento de Lia Thomas, un hombre biológico que comenzó a competir en eventos de natación femenina el año pasado después de una larga y exitosa permanencia en la natación masculina. Después de que Thomas se llevara a casa un título en el Campeonato de Natación Femenina de la NCAA en marzo, la nadadora húngara Reka Gyorgy colgó una carta abierta a la NCAA criticándola por no proteger a las atletas.
El 17 de mayo, Taylor May Silverman, una skater profesional, publicó una declaración en su Instagram en la que criticó al último evento skate de Redbull Cornerstone en el que ella participó por permitir que un deportista masculino compitiese contra mujeres y se llevara el primer lugar.
A pesar de las protestas de activistas trans, los estudios han demostrado consistentemente que los atletas masculinos identificados como trans conservan una ventaja significativa sobre sus contrapartes femeninas, incluso después de someterse a la terapia hormonal.
En el 2020, un estudio del British Journal of Sport Medicine señaló que en promedio los hombres identificados como trans pudieron completar un 31 % más de flexiones y un 15 % más de abdominales en un minuto que una mujer miembro del servicio de la Fuerza Aérea. También corrieron 1.5 millas un 21% más rápido.
Pero incluso después de dos años de tratamiento de supresión de testosterona, los varones seguían siendo un 12 % más rápidos en promedio que las hembras biológicas.
