What Is a Woman? star Scott Newgent will be joining the anti-gender ideology protest in Toronto on Saturday to stand up and be counted. “Canada is the worst country in the world for sexualized materials available to children in schools and the experimental medicalization of gender-questioning children,” said Newgent in a Thursday statement. “I often have, as a transman, asked myself why Canada has turned into a blind, deaf and dumb-seeing dog with the trans craze.”After Newgent’s first visit, he said it is “crystal clear why Canada has evolved into Tranada!” He added the One Million March for Children in Windsor, ON, was a historical day. In his five years of activism to stop gender transitions in minors, he had never come close to seeing the love, unity and congregation of communities that were putting aside differences to show concerns about the absurdity of gender transitions in minors. More than 5,000 people funnelled into Windsor’s streets for the One Million March. However, he said the Canadian media did not cover it at any level it should have. The day after the protest, he said he was shocked when he could not post on his social media accounts. His social media posts were censored after he crossed back into the United States. He spent several days in Canada giving speeches. When he held these speeches, he said he was astounded by how many people were coming to these meetings with wigs and costumes, as they were afraid of being seen, harassed, and losing their jobs. After the One Million March, the situation lit up in the US and ignited a second protest worldwide. This protest will involve 100 cities in the US, 14 countries, and another one in Canada. When people asked him to come back to Canada, he said he forgot the US to return to it. He accused Canada of having problems, “and if your citizens are too frightened to speak, I will do that for them!”While he will be leading the Toronto protest, he said he will be the face of all of them across Canada. Newgent concluded by asking if people are willing to stand for truth this time. “Because if you are ready to be brave, I will also be brave!” he said. Tens of thousands of Canadians took to the streets on September 20 in the One Million March to demand more parental rights in classrooms.READ MORE: Tens of thousands of Canadians march for parental rightsProtests were held in Canadian cities such as Ottawa; St. John’s, NL; Montreal; Toronto; Edmonton; and Calgary and saw people participate in marches organized by Muslims. NDP leader Jagmeet Singh headed a counterprotest in Ottawa, standing behind a Pride flag.
