The Heritage Foundation asserts that women never needed sports in the first place. To prove that Title IX has become a tool of “feminist social engineering.” To demonstrate that women don’t need sports and that “clubs, intramurals, and exercise classes” is enough. open.substack.com/pub/jesspipe...

Give Them an Inch...

And they'll take away women's sports...

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Yes! What if we treated extremely normal human variation as something other than a "disorder"??? www.positive.news/society/yout...

Rethinking ADHD as ‘hypercuriosity’

What if ADHD isn’t a deficit of attention, but an intensified curiosity? A new study explores how reframing ADHD could transform education

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For decades, ADHD was viewed as a childhood condition that mostly affected boys. Researchers now know ADHD manifests differently in girls, but many still go undiagnosed until adulthood.

ADHD looks different in women and poses unique health risks

For decades, ADHD was viewed as a childhood condition that mostly affected boys. Researchers now know ADHD manifests differently in girls, but many still go undiagnosed until adulthood.

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No other peer nation is forced to live in a constant state of fear from gun violence. We can’t be a country that prides itself on freedom and safety and accept this as normal. #WearOrange

June is Gun Violence Awareness Month and this weekend is Wear Orange Weekend. 🔸️Honors survivors of gun violence 🔸️Memorializes the victims of gun violence 🔸️Elevates the work of gun safety advocates Find a Wear Orange event near you. More in the comments. act.everytown.org/event/wear-orange-weekend

No one should live in fear of a partner with a gun. This June 5, #WearOrange to shine a light on the deadly intersection of intimate partner violence and gun violence in America.

Join the Portland Office of Violence Prevention (OVP) for Wear Orange 2026 on Sunday, June 7, from 12-3:00 PM on SE Mill Street by Lincoln Park and David Douglas High School to honor survivors of gun violence and uplift communities working toward healing and safety. www.portland.gov/community-sa...

Wear Orange Community Block Party

Join the Portland Office of Violence Prevention (OVP) for Wear Orange 2026 on Sunday, June 7, from 12–3:00 p.m. The event is in collaboration with Moms Demand Action, Dream Big City, Community Service...

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🧡 Tomorrow is National Gun Violence Awareness Day. Join communities across Illinois in #WearOrange on June 5 to honor survivors, remember lives lost, and support the work being done to build safer communities.

Join Moms and Students Demand Action for a Wear Orange Porch Vigil to honor victims of gun violence. Whether it's a sign, a porch light or string lights, luminaries or flowers, sign up to turn your porch orange June 5th through 7th, and encourage others in your community to do the same! #June #Peace

Happy Wear Orange Weekend. As survivors of gun violence, we are standing up to demand change - not just thoughts and prayers - to address the gun violence epidemic. Find your local event by texting ORANGE to 644-33. #WearOrange #GunViolence #MomsDemand #Everytown

Today begins “Wear Orange” weekend to support gun violence prevention. We still have a lot of work to do to keep our kids and communities safe. #CookCounty #WearOrange #WearOrangeDay #gunviolenceprevrntion

Today is #NationalGunViolenceAwarenessDay. 🧡 We wear orange to honor survivors, remember lives lost, and stand with communities working toward safer futures. We're proud to spotlight two Feel Good Action partners, ENOUGH! Plays to End Gun Violence and @teachersunify.bsky.social.

Today we wear orange in memory of Hadiya Pendleton and all victims of gun violence. Orange symbolizes visibility and safety, and serves as a call to action for safer communities. We honor those we’ve lost and stand with survivors in the fight to end gun violence. #WearOrange (photo 5.31.26)

I joined @duckworth.senate.gov and @robinkelly.house.gov to introduce the “Wear Orange” resolution, which would designate June 5 as National Gun Violence Awareness Day & June as National Gun Violence Awareness Month. I will proudly #WearOrange & work to put an end to this public health crisis.

The Southside CriticalMass bicycle ride is tonight. Wear orange for Gun Violence Awareness. The ride leaves at 6PM Nichols park at 55th & Kimbark. Come out & ride Chicago

MARK YOUR CALENDARS: June 5-7, 2026 is #WearOrange Weekend! 🗓️🧡 We’ll come together nationwide to honor every life impacted by gun violence and call attention to this preventable crisis. Text ORANGE to 644‑33 to join us and find a Wear Orange event near you!

RELEASE: Today, MDH’s Center for Firearm Violence Prevention and Intervention recognizes #GunViolenceAwarenessDay and #GunViolenceAwarenessMonth with a statewide summit, encouraging public conversation and awareness. Learn more: bit.ly/4utbJsk.

Repost by @Bucks RT by @Bucks: One color. One community. This weekend we wear orange to honor survivors, raise awareness, and stand united against gun violence. 🧡 Click to see original repost

Today is Gun Violence Awareness Day, and we wear orange and remember children and adults who violently lost their lives due to senseless gun violence. #WearOrange

Wear Orange honors the nearly 130 people shot & killed every day in the US (last year, that number was 125 per day), along with the countless other lives changed by gun violence.  You (yes, you) can help. Text ORANGE to 644-33, visit wearorange.org/ways-to-part... to find out how you can help.

Ways to Participate | Wear Orange

There are many ways to Wear Orange for National Gun Violence Awareness Day! Find ways to participate online and in your community.

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Join us as we wear orange to recognize the lives lost to gun violence every day, along with the many more who are injured, and the communities forever impacted. Together, we can create solutions to keep our communities safe, support survivors, and work to end gun violence in Washington.

Earlier this week, City Council’s Community and Public Safety Committee received a proclamation declaring June as Gun Violence Awareness Month.

Today I’m recognizing #WearOrange, a national movement held every first weekend of June to honor survivors of gun violence, to remember lives lost, and to raise awareness about the impact of gun violence.

June 5 is National Gun Violence Awareness Day and the start of Wear Orange Weekend, June 5-7, which aims to encourage people to take precautions that can help reduce firearm-related injuries and deaths. www.henricocitizen.c...

We all deserve to live free from the fear of gun violence. On June 5, National Gun Violence Awareness Day, we wear orange to honor victims and survivors across the country and we recommit to the daily work of building safer communities. #EndGunViolence

Everyone’s invited to nibble food truck fare and talk gun safety at Sunday’s Wear Orange event in Little Rock.

Sunday's 'Wear Orange' event a reminder to lock up your damn guns - Arkansas Times

Everyone's invited to nibble food truck fare and talk gun safety at Sunday's Wear Orange event in Little Rock.

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Mobile County NAACP Marks National Gun Violence Awareness Day with “Project Wear Orange” Rally at Government Plaza

Mobile County NAACP Marks National Gun Violence Awareness Day with “Project Wear Orange” Rally at Government Plaza

MOBILE, Ala. (BuzzReport) — The Mobile County NAACP joined survivors, faith leaders, community advocates, elected officials, and residents Friday at Government Plaza to commemorate National Gun Violence Awareness Daythrough its annual “Project Wear Orange” event, a gathering dedicated to honoring victims of gun violence, supporting survivors, and advocating for safer communities. Waves of orange filled downtown Mobile as participants gathered to remember lives lost to gun violence and renew calls for action aimed at reducing firearm-related deaths and injuries across the nation.

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Wear Orange!

Annual Wear Orange March for Peace seeks to end gun violence on West Side of Chicago

Annual Wear Orange March for Peace seeks to end gun violence on West Side of Chicago

Dozens of people walked in the rain on Friday afternoon to promote peace and community and raise awareness about gun violence on the West Side of Chicago.

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