Ashley McClure
- Assistant Editor
Ashley McClure is the assistant editor at IW Features and a graduate of Hillsdale College, where she studied Politics and Journalism. She is passionate about using her role at IWF to elevate the stories of ordinary Americans. Ashley lives with her husband James and their cat, Erwin, in Indiana.
Stories by Ashley
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Johns Hopkins Professor Says Granddaughter Prisha’s Trans Diagnosis was ‘Medical Malpractice’
Dr. Henry Mosley, professor emeritus at Johns Hopkins University and grandfather to detrans activist…
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Massachusetts Respiratory Therapist Interrogated and Put on Probation for Questioning Gender Ideology
A registered respiratory therapist at Baystate Medical was put on probation by HR and…
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“It’s Scaring Our Children”: Denver Mom Describes Illegal Migrant Harassment Due to Sanctuary Policy
A mother and multigenerational Colorado native describes the devastating effects of mass illegal migration…
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“I’m Trying to Hold On”: Female Inmate in Washington State Threatened by Dangerous Trans-Identified Male
Mandi Gardner, a female inmate at the Washington Corrections Center for Women, is speaking…
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California Mom Calls Out School Board for Failing to Protect Safe Spaces for Girls
California mom Suzanne Reitmeier is standing up for her daughter’s right to a female-only…
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This Therapist Network Helps Gender-Confused Children Through Counseling, Not Surgery
A Virginia therapist speaks out about the pressure to “affirm, affirm, affirm” childhood gender…
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Colorado Mom Sues School District After Daughter Was Pushed Into Trans Identity
A Colorado mother and her husband filed a lawsuit against their school district after…
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NYC Social Worker Rejected for Not Speaking Spanish, Friend Replaced by Cheap Migrant Labor
A New York social worker and one of his close friends both lost out…
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‘It’s Our Fight’: Female Volleyball Player Defends Forfeiting Match Over Trans Athlete
A University of Nevada, Reno volleyball player is speaking out after she and her…