Is Gender Just A Social Construct?

When Singapore's Science Centre planned a panel on the differences between gender and sex, it seemed like a chance for enlightening discourse. But as the event aligned with Pride Month and featured exclusively LGBT activists, concerns arose about promoting ideology over scientific debate. Are these discussions truly inclusive, or do they risk skewing public understanding? Dive into this controversial episode where ideology meets science and explore the implications for our perception of gender and sex.

The Science Centre Got a Drag Queen, a Queer Prof and a Transgender to School Us on Sex & Gender

When the Singapore Science Centre planned an event on sex and gender featuring only LGBTQ activists and advocates, public backlash was swift. Critics argued the forum would promote gender ideology, while LGBT activists claimed they were perfectly qualified. Regardless digs into the heart of the matter to uncover the truth. However, our research revealed more troubling, unanswered questions. What are the questions that nobody is asking? Read to find out.

LGBT Activists Attack Singapore Pastor Featured by RICE Media

Explores the contentious aftermath of RICE Media's interview with ex-gay Pastor Chang Tou Chen, who candidly discusses his transition from a 'gay lifestyle' to finding fulfilment in Christianity. Facing severe backlash and accusations of promoting conversion therapy, the RICE media's quick removal of the interview clip from social platforms raises questions about free speech and the influence of cancel culture.Dive into the complex interplay of media responsibility and societal reactions.

No Kidding: Why We’re Terrified of Having Children

This article delves deep into the personal and societal fears deterring young Singaporeans from parenthood, from financial burdens to loss of personal freedom. Highlighting powerful stories of overcoming fear with love, it offers a compelling perspective on how embracing parenting could uncover untapped strengths and enrich lives

Wait Long Long to Get Married – No Good Lah

Singaporeans are marrying later in life. It may be hard to imagine that Singapore once struggled with people marrying in their teens. But is it a good thing that men and women are now only marrying at around 30 years of age?

Big Brother Could Watch Your Money: The CBDC Threat

Think you're disconnected from Crypto and the Blockchain? You might be closer than you think. Here's your beginner-friendly intro to navigating the new digital frontier of Central Bank Digital Currencies. We introduce the core CBDC ideas and highlight the potentially dangerous authoritarian ramifications of CBDCs, particularly in amplifying governmental control and oversight.

MOE’s CCE Lesson on the War Was Perfect—Almost.

Dive into the heart of controversy with our latest exploration: Singapore's Ministry of Education faces allegations of 'brainwashing' amidst the Israeli-Hamas conflict. Uncover the truth behind the educational materials, the outcry from parents, and the government's response. This article peels back the layers on civic education, national identity, and the quest for balance in a polarized world. Join us for a compelling analysis of Singapore's educational dilemma.

“Woke Women”: Making Too Much of the ‘Great Gender Divide’

With recent data showing a widening ideological gap between men and women, CNA tries to take the question much further in a ‘woke’ direction. We evaluate this and object to the way this is performed.

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