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Kelsey Harkness
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Storytelling Director, Independent Women's Forum
Washington
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By Kelsey Bolar, Kelsey Harkness| The Epoch Times@ CommentaryPrisha Mosley began socially transitioning to be perceived as a boy at 15 years old. At 17, she started testosterone injections to masculinize her body. At 18, she underwent elective plastic surgery to remove both her breasts. Now at 24, Mosley is back to living as a woman. She has broad shoulders, narrow, masculine hips, hair growth on her body and face, and a permanently lower voice.
By Kelsey Harkness| Yahoo Verified Kelsey HarknessPolitics, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the rest of “the squad” are just the beginning of problems for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the left. AOC and 'The Squad' Is Only the Beginning of Nancy Pelosi’s ProblemsRep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the rest of “the squad” are just the beginning of problems for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the left. Socialism—and not the soft, “Scandinavian” kind—is building so much momentum that soon, it could come to define the modern-day left.
By Kelsey Bolar, Kelsey Harkness| The Epoch Times@ CommentaryPrisha Mosley began socially transitioning to be perceived as a boy at 15 years old. At 17, she started testosterone injections to masculinize her body. At 18, she underwent elective plastic surgery to remove both her breasts. Now at 24, Mosley is back to living as a woman. She has broad shoulders, narrow, masculine hips, hair growth on her body and face, and a permanently lower voice.
Company Info
Independent Women's Forum
The Independent Women's Forum (IWF) is a conservative, non-profit organization based in the U.S., founded in 1992. It originated from the "Women for Judge Thomas" group, which supported Clarence Thomas during his Supreme Court nomination. Headquartered in Winchester, Virginia, IWF operates as a 501(c)(3) organization. IWF focuses on economic policy issues that affect women, advocating for limited government intervention, free markets, and personal responsibility. The organization aims to engage and inform women about policy matters impacting their lives and families. It provides policy advocacy, educational events, and networking opportunities for its members, fostering a community of individuals who share conservative and free-market values. The current president is Carrie Lukas, and the organization has seen significant growth in membership and financial support over the years.
Washington, D.C., United States, United States
+1 202-419-1820
Founded: 1992