Kemi Badenoch demanded that Keir Starmer apologize to women after he finally spoke out on the Supreme Court's biological sex ruling, which declared that a woman is an adult female. She also urged him to apologize to MP Rosie Duffield, who was hounded out of Labour for advocating for female-only spaces, and to crack down on trans activists who defaced Westminster statues in protest against the judgment.

JK Rowling praised Kemi Badenoch for offering solidarity to women defending their rights after the Supreme Court's gender ruling. Rowling found it "astounding" that Badenoch was the only UK political leader vocal in her support, while Keir Starmer remains silent on the issue. The Prime Minister has been facing pressure to comment publicly on the ruling, and Sir Keir is expected to make a statement to the Commons when it returns from recess tomorrow.

The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a drag queen group, hosted their "No Easter without the T" event at Dolores Park in San Francisco to honor transgender individuals. The event featured activities for children such as an Easter egg hunt and games, but the main attraction was the "Hunky Jesus" contest, which drew a crowd of around 10,000 people. Contestants, including some dressed as Donald Trump, mocked him in drag performances, with one individual even mock-humping a Trump doll. The winner, "Cowboy Carter Jesus", waved a gay pride flag from atop a glittery buffalo.

The Illinois High School Association (IHSA) has defied President Donald Trump’s executive order banning transgender athletes from competing in female sports, stating that it would not comply with the federal government's position. The association cited the Illinois Human Rights Act, which requires allowing transgender athletes to participate in events and programs aligning with their identified gender.