‘Biology Matters’ is a campaign for Biological Reality
While donations are most needed, you can also help in other ways. Read below to see how.
1. Donate a few dollars
This Declaration is non-profit. No one is paid so every dollar goes to awareness & the running of the Declaration. Every dollar helps.
2. Wear a Biology Matters T-Shirt
Show you care about biology by wearing a high-quality Biology Matters T-Shirt. Available in XS, S, M. L, XL and 2XL, these shirts are printed locally and 100% cotton.
Choose between a uni-fit (good for men or women) or women’s style with a closer fit and shorter sleeves. With Christmas approaching, they make a great gift.
Don’t forget to choose your quantity, style and size. Cost – $49.50 including postage
3. Buy a Christmas pack of 4 and get a 10% discount
Christmas isn’t far off! Why not buy some t-shirts for friends and family?
Buying 4 gives you 10% off the normal price – a saving of $5! on each t -shirt. Postage included to one address.
Available in XS, S, M. L, XL and 2XL, these shirts are printed locally and 100% cotton.
ORDER BEFORE NOVEMBER 25 TO GET DELIVERY BEFORE CHRISTMAS!
4. Help Spread the Word
Most Australians aren’t aware of the dangers of radical gender ideology. One of the best ways to help others understand the enormity of the problem is to focus on ONE single issue that friends or family may relate to. Some single issues are:
- Biological men playing in women’s and girl’s sports
- School children being taught biologically impossible things at school like “Babies can be born in the wrong body” or “You can change your sex”.
- Gender confused children are being given puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones from the age of 8. These drugs have a profound effect on the brain, the bones and fertility.
- Some gender dysphoric girls are having their breasts removed (double mastectomy) believing they can be male.
Spread the word by downloading and printing:
- Declaration flyers to print, cut & give out
- A short video to show to friends & family
- The QR Code
- Research like the Cass Review or The Westmead Study
All downloadable HERE.
