Trans rights: a perspective

[Christine]

https://x.com/ripx4nutmeg/status/1955507743395287154

The Guardian. Most of the women I meet at women's rights rallies are a lot more "gender non-conforming" than Maugham.
These stories are ridiculous, but if you'll lie about your sex (or the sex of your child) you'll lie about pretty much anything. It's a cult.

[Nearly Sane]

https://x.com/ripx4nutmeg/status/1955507743395287154

The Guardian. Most of the women I meet at women's rights rallies are a lot more "gender non-conforming" than Maugham.
These stories are ridiculous, but if you'll lie about your sex (or the sex of your child) you'll lie about pretty much anything. It's a cult.

I wouldn't be surprised if there is any increased questioning because of the prominence of the issue. It's been being alleged long before the Supreme Court decision so there is a bit of post hockey, ergo proper hoc going on. I would suggest that women's growing awareness of men using women's toilets,  and  it should be remembered this is far from the only issue, was also increased by men with fetishes taken their pictures in women's toilets.

[Christine]

Obviously a woman. Homophobes as well as misogynists have certainly been empowered by gender ideology and transactivism.

[Nearly Sane]

'Gender-critical barrister avoids punishment after 'meritless' complaint'

Good


https://archive.vn/gls2J

[Nearly Sane]

Book prize 'paused' after trans backlash over gender-critical nominee

Idiotic

https://archive.vn/1LtwT

[Steve H]

I wonder which toilets the late Jan (ne James) Morris used.

[Nearly Sane]

Tracy Edwards: Arguing with trans activists is like explaining Einstein to my dog




https://archive.vn/JN4gf

[Nearly Sane]

'Does Nicola Sturgeon believe women?'

From the ever excellent Victoria Smith


https://thecritic.co.uk/does-nicola-sturgeon-believe-women/

[Nearly Sane]

'Health bosses failed to act on NHS clinic prescribing gender drugs to kids for five years'


The medical experimentation on children

https://archive.vn/iqEgk

[Christine]

A link to my story on Substack. As of 4th July, The Insolvency Service, like so many publicly funded organisations, was still breaking the law.

https://open.substack.com/pub/letwomenpeak1/p/coming-soon?r=uldgq&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=false

[Nearly Sane]

A link to my story on Substack. As of 4th July, The Insolvency Service, like so many publicly funded organisations, was still breaking the law.

https://open.substack.com/pub/letwomenpeak1/p/coming-soon?r=uldgq&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=false

Thanks for the link, Christine, it baffles me how so many people seem to think this is ok.

[Nearly Sane]

Suzanne Moore
If the BBC wants our trust, it needs to stop calling obviously male criminals 'women'

https://archive.vn/A2DnY

[Steve H]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c0ml30vgykro