Boycott list

[MsMcWoodle]

Somebody suggested this on another thread - sorry can't remember who, but I thought it was a good idea.
So far I think I'm right in saying that:
Marks and Spencer don't have sex segregated changing rooms
Primark don't have sex segregated changing rooms
Next have got rid on their female toilets.
Have I got these right? Any others to add?

[LaSqrrl]

Wow, Primark? Last time I went in there, and bought some men's t-shirts for myself (cheaper don't you know!), I actually got told off for going into the men's changing rooms (no men about) and got told to go downstairs to the women's.

My, how times have changed.

But maybe, it was just because I was a female, trying to use the men's facilities, and not the other way around?

[UpstartCrow]

My local Primark have sex segregated changing rooms.

[MsMcWoodle]

Does anyone know for sure re Primark - I thought it came up when William Jaggs was on day release from prison. Could be wrong.
Another one - Top Shop - allowing men into girls changing rooms.

[womanhuman]

I think the Next thing turned out to not be true either. Was it not a misinterpreted photo?

If you’re going to create a list it probably needs to be on basis of stated policy ( so top shop and marks I think).

[MsMcWoodle]

Marks and Spencer definitely - I wrote to them to ask. Don't know where the hell to get my bras from now.

[MsMcWoodle]

I just found this link re next. They are making all toilets unisex.
www.mumsnet.com/Talk/womens_rights/3207662-NEXT-have-said-they-will-make-ALL-toilets-unisex-No-more-female-toilets#prettyPhoto

[Ereshkigal]

Primark

twitter.com/justjane12345/status/937741603300675589?s=21

[FairfaxAikman]

@MsMcWoodle if you are bigger of Noel, Bravissimo. They'll actually fit you properly as well (it least based on my experience of M&S fitters)

[Pratchet]

Eresh thanks: Primark also for me then.

We have a Debs which I think is ok.

[MsMcWoodle]

Thanks Fairfax. Did you mean nork? If so, yes. I'll give them a try.

[Theinconstantgardener]

My local m and s still has sex segregated changing rooms

[MsMcWoodle]

Theinconstant - yes - but if a man says he's a woman then he is allowed in.

[SporadicSpartacus]

Lush for the ‘cis’ thing and the patronising ‘how to be a good ally’. Specifically US Lush, but I don’t believe UK Lush responded to any of the ‘what’s your position on this’ tweets.

(And UK Lush for their poor treatment of female shop floor staff)

[FairfaxAikman]

@MsMcWoodle yes damn autocorrect

[ShotsFired]

Caledonian Sleeper where you might end up sleeping with a man even though you thought you booked same sex accomodation.

[MsMcWoodle]

Anyone know who sponsors Mermaids?

[AncientLights]

They get funding from the Dept. of Education & I think there something about Barclays Bank funding them on here recently. Probably others too.

[SwearyGodPervert]

Adding The Telegraph for their horrid, totally one sided article about the WPUK Oxford event. They failed to speak to anyone from WPUK or any attendees of the meeting, but wrote 700 odd words on what the protesters had to say. They used to be a decent paper, but now use shockingly bad journalism to cover important topics.

[R0wantrees]

Wow, Primark? Last time I went in there, and bought some men's t-shirts for myself (cheaper don't you know!), I actually got told off for going into the men's changing rooms (no men about) and got told to go downstairs to the women's. My, how times have changed.

The challenge to Primark was made very recently... I think in the last fortnight. It may have got a bit overshadowed at the time by EH's data breach.
Link to thread here: www.mumsnet.com/Talk/womens_rights/3225459-Primark-Coventry-challenged-for-asking-trans-woman-for-ID-before-allowing-entry-to-female-changing-rooms

[Ofspartacus]

When we manfriday'd primark on oxford street they let us in but very reluctantly and the woman was clearly uncomfortable.

Topshop made us stay in the bit where the assistants could see in order to stop dodgy things happening out of sight.

Marks just let us in.

[averylongtimeasSpartacus]

When I and another "self identified " as men for ManFriday a few weeks ago in a midlands market town, Primark was the only shop who called security. We sailed in with our manly flowery tops, were told that the "ladies" was upstairs. We explained we identified as men, and in we went. A large security bloke was waiting when we emerged, who had been stopping anyone else going in.
We were also challenged in Marks, but the assistant backed off when we explained we were, despite the evidence of her eyes, men.
Top shop- we were totally ignored.

[Angryresister]

Great man Friday actions...