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Barbara Kay

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Columnist @National Post. Mom of two. "Bubbie" to 5 fine granddaughters. My chromosomes are XX.
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LaLaLand

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By Barbara Kay Verified, Mark Steyn Verified
| steynonline.com
You may remember the whole world going nuts in late May when the Free Palestine keffiyists, over 400 in this performative episode of catch-me-if-you-can posed heroism, staged yet another virtue-signalling flotilla to Gaza – Greta Thunberg mysteriously absent this time – bearing their token "humanitarian aid" of six tins of tuna and a few bags of potato chips. Once again, they were apprehended by the Israelis and treated like the maritime scofflaws they were.
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11th Circuit: Florida’s Stop WOKE Act Unconstitutional, Restricts Speech

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By Barbara Kay Verified
| Davis Vanguard
MIAMI — The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit struck down the higher education provisions of Florida’s Stop the Wrongs to Our Kids and Employees Act, known as the Stop WOKE Act, in a 2-1 decision issued July 7, 2026, ruling the law unconstitutionally restricts speech in college classrooms.
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Preliminary DNA Report Contradicts Firearm Charges against Brooklyn Woman

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By Barbara Kay Verified
| Davis Vanguard
BROOKLYN, N.Y. — A preliminary lab report revealed that the only discernible DNA evidence recovered from a firearm belonged to a man, even though a cisgender woman is accused of possessing the weapon, prompting the defense Monday to seek dismissal of the case in Kings County Criminal Court.
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