Dale O'Leary

Dale O’Leary is a freelance writer and lecturer. The books include The Gender Agenda: Redefining Equality and One Man, One Woman. She has written for numerous publication, appeared on television and radio, and lectured in Hungary, Italy, Ireland, Austria, Switzerland, Mexico, El Salvador, and the Philippines. She is a graduate of Smith College, is married and is currently living in Florida.

Broken Promises

Dale O'Leary | 22 Jul 2011

A key player in the prevention controversy documents how the AIDS establishment has betrayed the developing world.

Battle over blood

Dale O'Leary | 27 May 2010

The ban on homosexuals donating blood is far too risky to lift.

Suppressing puberty with a view to sex-change surgery

Dale O'Leary | 2 Feb 2009

No-one knows the potential side-effects of this experiment on young people.

"Coming out" puts adolescents at risk

Dale O'Leary | 10 Nov 2008

Encouraging adolescents with same-sex attractions to identify as gay has no scientific or ethical justification.

Family ‘diversity’ unpacked

Dale O'Leary | 9 Jul 2008

To pretend that all families are equal denies the truth of the child’s experience.

Science, myths and same-sex parenting

Dale O'Leary | 2 Oct 2007

Research shows that children do best when raised by a mother and father. But what about those studies that show they do just as well with two mommies or daddies?

Seeing hate where there is none

Dale O'Leary | 7 Jun 2007

When a homosexual person is the victim of a crime the law should not jump to conclusions.

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