Former Gov. Pat McCrory (R) slammed the NBA for what he says is its gross display of hypocrisy, bending to China in recent days but openly punishing North Carolina over its transgender bathroom law in recent years.
A poll released last week by JMC Analytical shows that the September special election in North Carolina’s 9th Congressional District between Democrat Dan McCready and Republican State Senator Dan Bishop is a statistical tie.
After making a big show of punishing North Carolina for its transgender bathroom bill, the National Basketball Leagues has returned its All-Star Game to Charlotte. But some argue that in doing so, the NBA has sold out the LGBTQ community.
The mayor of Burlington, Vermont, has imposed an official ban on city employees traveling to North Carolina because of the southern state’s opposition to transgender groups’ political demands.
A group of North Carolina lawmakers have decided to play hardball with LGBT activists and their minions in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
The CEO of Target Corp. was away meeting vendors when his top deputies destroyed $20 billion in company stock value in April 2016 by publicly declaring their support for the very unpopular “gender identity” transgender political agenda, according to the Wall Street Journal.
The National Collegiate Athletic Association will end its economic boycott against the North Carolina, handing a huge strategic defeat to the gay and transgender groups who are seeking to erase single-sex bathrooms and other useful legal and civic distinctions between men and women, girls and boys.
Nancy Armour, USA Today’s extremely liberal sports columnist, is not satisfied that the State of North Carolina bent to the will of militant gay activists and began a repeal of its bathroom law meant to protect vulnerable women and children from predators. For her tastes, the repeal effort doesn’t go far enough, and she has now written a piece demanding that the NCAA continue to punish the Tar Heel State despite the fact that its legislature bent to liberal pressure to address the law.
During Thursday’s “The Jump” on ESPN, host Rachel Nichols weighed in on North Carolina’s proposed HB2 bathroom bill replacement, comparing it to four black college students being refused at Woolworth’s lunch counter in Greensboro, NC. Both the NBA and NCAA moved events
North Carolina will repeal its HB2 law, in response to threats from the NCAA to remove championship and sporting events from the state.
Public pressure has forced officials at the far-left Charlotte-Mecklenburg school district (CMS) to withdraw a pro-transgender book for first-grade kids — but the officials are now mandating a book with a disguised version of the same pro-transgender message.
Despite the complete financial failure of the boycott against the state, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) is once again warning the State of North Carolina that if it doesn’t repeal its year-old bathroom law, the league will cancel all tournament games. And this time the NCAA says it will boycott the Tar Heel State until the year 2022.
Thursday between NCAA tournament games, CBS and TNT basketball analyst Charles Barkley reacted to Duke Blue Devils Head Coach ripping “stupid” North Carolina’s House Bill No. 2, saying LGBT people, Muslims and immigrants are now “getting to feel what black
Thursday, Duke University men’s basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski weighed in on the NCAA moving NCAA tournament games from his team’s state to South Carolina over North Carolina’s House Bill No. 2, which forces people to use the bathroom that matches their
LGBTQ groups are signaling to Atlantic Coast Conference commissioner John Swofford not to get too excited about new legislation designed to upend North Carolina’s HB2 law which mandates that people use the bathroom according to their biological sex in public schools and government buildings.
National Basketball Association Commissioner Adam Silver doubled down on the league’s activist support of transgender rights last week saying that the NBA will continue to look for ways to punish states that adopt a transgender bathroom bill.
Remember when the media warned about the terrible financial loss, and negative economic impact North Carolina would sustain after the NBA decided to pull their All-Star game from Charlotte due the state’s HB2 law?
NEW YORK (AP) — Duke and North Carolina State were among the top 16 projected seeds the NCAA revealed Monday for the women’s basketball tournament in March, making them potential hosts in a state that’s lost several sports events because of a divisive law.
If the State of North Carolina doesn’t repeal their HB2 bathroom ordinance in the next 11 days, the NCAA has threatened to extend their ban on holding championship sports events in the Tarheel State for an additional five years.
Much to the chagrin of LGBTQ activists and the newly elected Democratic governor of North Carolina Roy Cooper, state lawmakers voted on Thursday not to repeal the controversial HB2, otherwise known as the “Bathroom Bill.”
Outgoing Republican Gov. Pat McCrory said the post-election gender deal “sadly proves this entire issue originated by the political left was all about politics and winning the governor’s race at the expense of Charlotte and our entire state.”
The NCAA would like the State Legislature of North Carolina to know that they actively support attempts to subvert the will of the people.
National and state leaders of constitutional groups are calling North Carolina Republican Gov. Pat McCrory’s conceded defeat to Democrat Roy Cooper the result of money poured into the state by outside “radical forces” as well as “corporate extortion” and “bullying.”
During warmups before Saturday’s game against Duke University, University of Maine basketball team members wore America East conference t-shirts with the logo in rainbow colors to show solidarity with the gay community and protest North Carolina’s HB2 law.
Election 2016 is not over in North Carolina, where allegations of possible voter fraud now loom over a governor’s race that still remains too close to call.
North Carolina’s GOP governor has closed a 5-point polling gap with his Democratic rival in the last two weeks, as voters push back against the Democrats’ use of the transgender bathroom controversy to tarnish the governor’s good economic record.
The president of the University of Notre Dame warns the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) that it can’t mandate what morals he and his college will follow just because it controls college sports.
During Thursday’s “Outkick the Coverage” on Fox Sports 1 radio, host Clay Travis reacted to the NCAA’s removal of championship events from the state of North Carolina because of the state’s controversial bathroom bill, as well as the NBA who removed
North Carolina’s Republican Governor Pat McCrory has launched a new 2016 campaign advertisement that hits the Democratic candidate’s transgender-boosting plan to deny bathroom and locker-room sexual privacy to all the state’s students.
The state of North Carolina says President Barack Obama’s administration “fails to grasp the serious privacy and public safety problems” caused by its effort to prohibit single-sex bathrooms and to urge individuals to decide which of the two sexes’ private bathrooms they desire to use at any given moment.
North Carolina lawmakers are bending to media-magnified pressure from business groups, the sports industry and from advocates for transgender policies, say conservative supporters of the state’s popular ‘bathroom law’ which preserves sexual privacy in public bathrooms.
Practicing physician Kelli Ward called on Arizonans to elect her to replace Sen. John McCain in the wake of Monday’s Supreme Court decision to overturn Texas’s abortion law, declaring that, unlike McCain, she will support a President Donald Trump in appointing conservative Justices.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Pro-life supporters suffered their worst defeat in many years on Monday at the U.S. Supreme Court in Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt, as Justice Anthony Kennedy sided with pro-abortion forces for the first time since 1992, striking down Texas’s HB2 for violating abortion rights.
Far-left gay activists have launched a sneak ambush in North Carolina to help win a culture war over sex, transgender and “gender identity,” even before the nation’s surprised voters realize what is happening, according to the state’s governor, Pat McCrory.
If watching fashion models challenge standards of beauty and gender on the catwalk is your thing, Whoopi Goldberg has got you covered.
A new poll of registered voters in the swing state of Florida shows near-majority support for excluding men who claim to be women from women’s single-sex bathrooms and locker rooms.
Maroon 5 cancelled a pair of upcoming concerts in North Carolina over the state’s recent passage of what critics call anti-transgender bathroom legislation.
Five-time Grammy Award-winning musician Sir Elton John blasted North Carolina’s recently enacted “transgender bathroom” law, writing in an op-ed Tuesday that the law is “dangerous” and “traumatic” for transgender individuals.
Laura Jane Grace, transgender lead singer of punk rock bank Against Me!, set fire to her birth certificate during a concert Sunday at the Motorco Music Hall in Durham, North Carolina to protest the state’s recent passage of its so-called transgender “bathroom” law.
Former Arizona State Senator Dr. Kelli Ward called for the impeachment of U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch following news that the Department of Justice would sue North Carolina over the state’s new bathroom bill.
