LGBT

Is Pink Dot’s "equality scorecard" really about equality? Focusing on 377A, how schools approach LGBTQ issues, and gender, we examine whether these are real cases of discrimination, or ideological demands dressed up as "equal rights".

What if not all calls for ‘equality’ are equal?

If This Is Tolerance, Why Does It Look So Much Like Control?

We've been told that homosexuals are "born this way". But does the science back this up? Nope.

What happens when marriage, family, and moral truth become political afterthoughts? As GE2025 approaches, Singapore faces not just an economic crossroads, but a cultural one. This article calls for a bold, principled conservative vision—one that sees family not as policy, but as purpose. If we don’t speak now, we forfeit the future.

Deryne Sim’s walkabout with Minister K Shanmugam raised speculation about a PAP shift. More than a fresh face, Sim is a lifelong LGBT activist with a history of pushing policy changes. Is this just a test balloon, or a sign of deeper ideological drift? This piece explores the PAP’s strategy of absorbing dissent, the risks of fielding Sim, and what this move signals for Singapore’s political future. Read the full analysis.

PM Lawrence Wong once reassured Singaporeans that the definition of marriage wouldn’t change under his watch—but has the tone now shifted? As public sentiment evolves, the PAP signals a hands-off approach, leaving conservatives wondering: Is same-sex marriage in Singapore inevitable? The numbers don’t lie, and history suggests change is coming.

Activists in Singapore are quietly challenging traditional family norms, advocating for new definitions that could reshape society. This article explores the criticism of the nuclear family, the potential impact on children, and the broader implications for Singapore’s values and future stability. Read on to uncover what’s really at stake.