The Dark Side of the Rainbow

Episode 38: Defending Women and Girls' Sports with XX-XY Athletics FounderJennifer Sey

Welcome to the latest episode of "Dark Side of the Rainbow," hosted by Robert Wallace. In this engaging discussion, Robert welcomes his guest, Jennifer Sey, the founder of the XX-XY Athletics.. Together, they tackle the contentious issues surrounding gender ideology and the protection of women and girls' sports. Jennifer shares her personal journey, from being an elite gymnast to advocating for the rights of female athletes everywhere.
Listen as Jennifer recounts her experiences in the fashion industry and discusses why she decided to stand up against the big athletic brands. She reveals the challenges she faced when advocating for policy changes and how she stood firm in her beliefs against societal pressures. This episode is a must-listen for those who care about fairness, free speech, and the preservation of female-only spaces in sports.

Episode 37: The Global Battle for Gay and Lesbian Integrity with Annaig Birdy

Join host Robert Wallace in a compelling episode of "Dark Side of the Rainbow" with special guest Annaig Birdy, co-founder of Not All Gays from Ireland. Annaig shares insights into the challenges faced by their organization as they work to counteract the trans ideology and queer theory that impact the gay community in Ireland.
Annaig discusses the founding of Not All Gays in May 2023, highlighting their quick rise to prominence in Ireland's political landscape. The conversation delves into their opposition to proposed hate speech laws and efforts to preserve the true history of gay rights.
Listeners will gain an understanding of the influence of organizations that promote LGBTQ+ issues in schools, and the controversies surrounding their activities. Annaig candidly discusses the challenges faced by the lesbian community, the impact of stereotypes, and the need for critical thinking in the face of evolving ideologies.
This episode provides an eye-opening look at the global fight for gay and lesbian integrity, offering perspectives on the movement's future and the actions needed to safeguard it.

Episode 36: Challenging the Status Quo: Advocacy and Awareness in Education With Dr. Leigh Anne Costanzo

In this episode we are joined by Dr. Leigh Anne Costanzo, a dedicated advocate and member of our organization. In this insightful episode, Dr. Costanzo shares her experiences and challenges faced while advocating for transparency and parental involvement at the Mesa School Board. Her extensive medical background and firsthand observations provide a unique perspective on the implications of current educational policies.
Dr. Costanzo discusses the concerning practices of maintaining separate records of students' identities without parental knowledge and the promotion of trans literature to young children. She highlights the resistance from educators and the broader implications of these actions on students' mental health and family dynamics. The conversation delves into the societal and psychological impacts of these policies, emphasizing the need for open dialogue and responsible advocacy.
Through a candid discussion, our host Robert Wallace and Dr. Costanzo explore the broader cultural and ideological shifts influencing education and society. They address the role of social media, the importance of independent thinking, and the need for compassionate yet honest conversations about sensitive topics. This episode offers a thought-provoking exploration of the challenges and opportunities in advocating for children's well-being in today's complex educational landscape.

Episode 35: A Deep Dive into Cultural Influences and Social Dynamics with Simon Esler

In this compelling episode of "Dark Side of the Rainbow," host Robert Wallace engages in a thought-provoking conversation with filmmaker Simon Esler. As a member of Dad Army and a father, Simon shares his insights on the cultural and societal impacts of contemporary ideologies.
The discussion delves into Simon’s film, "Cut: Daughters of the West," which explores the alarming rise of gender ideology and its effects on young women. Simon provides a deep analysis of how this ideology is shaping our culture and affecting the youth, especially girls, in profound ways.
Robert and Simon also examine the broader societal implications, touching on issues like the erosion of family structures, the increasing sexualization in public spaces, and the influence of global organizations in local communities. They highlight the importance of understanding these dynamics and responding constructively to societal changes.
Listeners are invited to reflect on the power of independent thought and the role of media in shaping perceptions. The episode is a call to action, encouraging individuals to engage with their communities and challenge prevailing narratives.
Join Robert and Simon as they uncover the complex layers of cultural influence and inspire a movement towards awareness and positive change.

Episode 34: A Father's Fight: Custody Battles and the Trans Agenda with Harrison Tinsley

Join host Robert Wallace in a compelling episode of "Dark Side of the Rainbow," a Gays Against Groomers production, as he delves into the dramatic and heartbreaking story of Harrison Tinsley. Harrison shares his personal journey of battling the state and legal system over the custody of his son, Sawyer, amidst a contentious debate over gender identity.
Harrison recounts the challenges he faced, from political disagreements with Sawyer's mother to allegations of non-binary identity being imposed on his son. He opens up about the emotional turmoil and legal hurdles, including a restraining order, court battles, and a CPS investigation, ultimately leading to his fight for full custody.
This episode sheds light on the broader implications of parental rights, the impact of political polarization on family dynamics, and the controversial topic of gender identity in children. Harrison's story is a testament to resilience, the importance of protecting children, and the urgent need for awareness and advocacy in today's society.
Discover how Harrison's experiences have propelled him into a movement aimed at safeguarding children and families, and learn about the ongoing legislative battles in California concerning parental rights and gender-related policies.

Episode 33: Dark Agendas: California's Battle Against Progressive Policies with Gays Against Groomers California Leaders Palace and Samuel

On this episode, Robert is joined by Samuel and Palace, the California State Chapter Leads of Gays Against Groomers, as they delve into the most controversial policies emerging from California, a state often in the national spotlight for its progressive stance.
The conversation kicks off with Palace and Samuel sharing their journeys into activism and their roles in Gays Against Groomers. They explore the controversial policies in California, such as AB1955, which prevents school districts from informing parents if their child identifies as transgender. The discussion highlights the implications of such policies on parental rights and the alarming trajectory of gender ideology in education.
Through a passionate dialogue, the episode addresses the broader impact of these policies, including the potential ramifications of a Gavin Newsom presidency. The hosts and guests emphasize the importance of grassroots efforts in challenging these policies and safeguarding children's rights and parental involvement.
With insightful commentary and firsthand experiences, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of LGBTQ issues, parental rights, and progressive policies in California. Tune in to understand the challenges and hopes for the future as these activists work to reclaim their community and protect the next generation.

Episode 32: Against All Odds: Parents' Battle Against Gender Ideology in Schools with Erin Lee

Join host Robert Wallace as he sits down with John and Erin Lee, parents from northern Colorado, who share their harrowing experience with gender ideology infiltrating their child's school. Hear their story of how their daughter was introduced to radical gender theories through an art class, leading to a shocking declaration of transgender identity and subsequent mental health struggles. Learn about the Lees' journey from initial shock to proactive advocacy, including their efforts to combat this ideology through founding organizations and pushing for legislative change. This episode sheds light on the urgent need for parental awareness and involvement in the fight against harmful educational practices.

Episode 31: Protecting Children from Ideological Agendas with Shiry Sapir

Welcome to the Dark Side of the Rainbow. Join host Robert Wallace in this Gays Against Groomers production as he engages in a powerful conversation with Shiry Sapir, a passionate advocate for children in Arizona. Sapir, who previously ran for superintendent of education, continues to lead initiatives to protect children from various threats, including the trans agenda.
 
In this episode, Sapir discusses the importance of parental rights and the need for school choice legislation. She highlights the troubling trends in public schools, such as the indoctrination of children and the erosion of parental authority. Sapir passionately argues for the preservation of childhood innocence and the necessity of empowering parents to direct their children's education and medical decisions.
 
Wallace and Sapir also delve into the broader societal implications of these issues, touching on topics like critical race theory, social-emotional learning, and the impact of these ideologies on the military. They emphasize the importance of a strong moral foundation and the need for parents to unite in the fight to protect their children.
 
For more information about Shiry Sapir's work and how to get involved, visit shirysapir.com. Follow her on X at @shirysapir.

Episode 30: Unmasking SEL: The Hidden Agenda in Education with Lisa Logan

Welcome to another episode of "The Dark Side of the Rainbow," a Gays Against Groomers production hosted by Robert Wallace. In this episode, we delve into the controversial topic of social-emotional learning (SEL) with our specialized guest, Lisa Logan.
Lisa Logan, a mom of three and a vocal critic of SEL, shares her journey from attending school board meetings to becoming a prominent voice against the implementation of SEL programs like Second Step. She discusses how these programs subtly indoctrinate children with progressive ideologies, leading to a social credit score system for kids.
We explore the emotional and psychological impact of SEL on children, including the normalization of mental illness and the manipulation of young minds through trauma bonding and circle times. Lisa also highlights the broader agenda driven by organizations like the World Economic Forum and the United Nations, pushing for a one-world government and religion through educational indoctrination.
Lisa provides actionable advice for parents on how to protect their children, from building strong family relationships to raising awareness in their communities. She emphasizes the importance of safeguarding cognitive liberty and constitutional rights in the face of this growing educational and societal challenge.
Don't miss this eye-opening conversation that uncovers the hidden layers of SEL and its far-reaching implications. Follow Lisa Logan on YouTube at Parents of Patriots, on Substack at Education Manifesto, and on X at @IamLisaLogan.
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Episode 29: A Parent's Fight Against Gender Ideology with January Littlejohn

Join host Robert Wallace in this eye-opening episode where we delve into the journey of January Littlejohn, a senior fellow at the Do No Harm organization. January is a licensed mental health counselor and a fervent parental rights advocate. She shares her personal story of navigating the complex terrain of gender ideology in schools, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Listen as January recounts the struggles she faced when her daughter, influenced by her peer group, began to question her gender identity. The conversation highlights the alarming practices within schools, such as secret meetings and social transition plans that exclude parental involvement.
January discusses the legal battles she and her family have faced, including filing a federal lawsuit against the school district for violating parental rights. She also sheds light on the broader implications of these practices, the role of activist organizations, and the urgent need for parents to be vigilant and proactive in protecting their children's mental and physical well-being.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone concerned about the influence of gender ideology on children and the erosion of parental rights. Discover how you can be part of the solution and support organizations like Do No Harm and GaYS Against Groomers in their mission to safeguard our children.