Gender Critical Greatest Hits

Paris Lees on the cover of Vogue as one of the New Suffragettes ()

Paris Lees saying that women being afraid of men was like some people are afraid of escalators

Cancer research ad to "People with a cervix" but prostate and testicular cancer ads are still aimed at "men"

Lila Perry - a 17 year old male in the US who was offered private changing facilities but that wasn't enough. 200 girls protested and were dismissed as bigots.

Rose Mcgowans book talk discussing her own rape hijacked by transactivist in protest at something she said which wasn't sufficiently subservient who turned out to allegedly have abused teenage girls.

Twitter storms against Jenni Murray, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Alison Moyet, JK Rowling and others for saying there was a difference between MTFs and women.

Vancouver women's Library opening trashed by TRAs

I will seek out links later

Sarah Brown, the Lib Dem councillor who became the keynote speaker at Dyke March 2014, SB had the audacity to rename the discharge that is found inside a trans woman's cavity after a prominent GC feminist and also said 'Suck my salty balls' or something similar to the lesbians who objected to SB leading a dyke's march.

There's a whole essay on the episode and Dyke March 2014 on gendertrender wordpress.

gendertrender.wordpress.com/tag/london-dyke-march-2014/

I can't open the link today but it was working yesterday.

Honestly, that moment peak transed me.

Ereshikigal

Tara Hewitt 'Trans people & Cancer' workshop for HCPs.

Bookmarked thread! Will have a think. It was Tara Hewitt who said breast cancer was worse for MTF trans. I'll try to find the link but I expect someone else will find it first. It's been used on lots of threads.

Tara in the same video also is candid about sexual fetishists being trans.

The Green Party referring to women as "non-men"

A school being 'piled on' via social media to (illegally) remove sex segregated changing rooms / toilets by an organisation 'Transpire' led by a police officer!
www.transgendertrend.com/who-is-making-policy-for-schools/

GIRES breaching child safeguarding guidelines and advocating that teachers should keep confidentiality
cs1.e-learningforhealthcare.org.uk/public/GEV/GEV_01_001/story_html5.html?lms=1

See Module 2 - about 6 pages in

Not a peaktrans but a moment of great beauty. Germane Greer: "I’ve asked my doctor to give me long ears and liver spots and I’m going to wear a brown coat but that won’t turn me into a * cocker spaniel".

Jane Fae: Before they were a trans activist, they advocated for the legalisation of extreme porn, which involves the viewer being convinced of the injury to breasts, vaginas and anuses. They also campaigned for lowering the age limit of participants. They identify as a feminist.

Datun
Recent thread:
www.mumsnet.com/Talk/womens_rights/3300327-Feminists-Against-Censorship-Spearheaded-by-British-activists-Linda-Semple-and-Roz-Kaveney

I'd go for stuff in mainstream media - I think that's far more sinister than some nutjob on Twitter.

E.g. that news report (on LBC?) of a man being beaten up by four women when it was clear from the video they were male.

Or Maria MacLachlan being directed by the judge to refer to her attacker as female. (I assume it was recorded as a female crime too.)

Or the Guardian report a few months ago of a transgender prisoner going on hunger strike to be transferred to a woman's prison. that neglected to mention the prisoner was a sex offender. That was possibly the story that pushed me over the edge.

NUS TRans 18 conference toilet occupation and conflict with UK Border Force:

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/womens_rights/3237230-NUS-Conference-breaks-down-after-the-UK-Border-Force-Arrive

Oh and the trans mantrums just after the NI abortion referendum because the language was excluding transwomen. Because abortion isn't just about women you know.

thread:
www.mumsnet.com/Talk/womens_rights/3260503-Trans-Voices-For-Appeal-Complain-About-Together-For-Yes-Campaign

The cotton ceiling and lesbian erasure

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/womens_rights/3318306-Anne-Lister-was-not-a-Lesbian-but-Gender-Non-Conforming?msgid=79747906

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/womens_rights/3294339-cotton-ceiling-evidence-thread?msgid=79095227

''Ask her to stand (out of the way and let the men get on with it)''.

Jane Fae on domestic violence, and the infamous ''eggshell skulls'' comment.

twitter.com/sarahditum/status/978521424162893824

The Ask Her to Stand meeting in London where politicians agreed parliament should be made up of 50% trans women and 50% men.

mobile.twitter.com/zoeimogen/status/1019635966703697921

People who Maria Miller took advice from:

GIRES Who claim transitioning cures autism.

www.gires.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/GIRES-Young-People-Response-to-Service-Spec-1.pdf

Action for Trans Health. In their manifesto, they want the immediate release of all trans prisoners, hormones to be given out over the counter, and for trans people to be trained in surgery so they can operate on one another. They also 'liked' the post where the transwoman who was convicted of battering Maria Mac, said let's fuck up some terfs.

gendertrender.wordpress.com/?s=Action+for+trans+Health&submit=Search

Jane Fae: Before they were a trans activist, they advocated for the legalisation of extreme porn, which involves the viewer being convinced of the injury to breasts, vaginas and anuses. They also campaigned for lowering the age limit of participants. They identify as a feminist.

You might have to google, on that one. But it's all out there.

These people were invited to give evidence for transgender equality headed by Maria Miller.

India Willoughby on Woman's Hour last year saying women's hairy legs 'are dirty'. I was parking at the time and remember it vividly!

Discussed by Jenni Murray who was interviewing India in an article The Times March 2017:

'Be trans, be proud — but don’t call yourself a “real woman”
Can someone who has lived as a man, with all the privilege that entails, really lay claim to womanhood? It takes more than a sex change and make-up'

(extract)
"The fury that a male-to-female transsexual could be so ignorant of the politics that have preoccupied women for centuries hit me again last year — 16 years after I had met Carol. This time I was speaking to another trans woman, India Willoughby, who had hit the headlines after appearing on the ITV programme Loose Women.

India held firmly to her belief that she was a “real woman”, ignoring the fact that she had spent all of her life before her transition enjoying the privileged position in our society generally accorded to a man. In a discussion about the Dorchester hotel’s demands that its female staff should always wear make-up, have a manicure and wear stockings over shaved legs, she was perfectly happy to go along with such requirements. There wasn’t a hint of understanding that she was simply playing into the stereotype — a man’s idea of what a woman should be.

She described hairy legs on a woman as “dirty”. But hairy legs are not considered dirty in a man. Did she not know that the question of whether a woman should shave her legs or her a rmpits had been a topic of debate among women for an awfully long time? And that to describe a woman who chose not to shave as dirty was insulting and again suggested an ignorance of sexual politics?

Unsurprisingly, my polite and informed line of questioning exposed me to a barrage of criticism on social media. I was a Terf and didn’t understand what Simone de Beauvoir, the author of one of the great feminist tracts, The Second Sex, meant when she wrote: “One is not born, but rather becomes, a woman.” (continues)

www.thetimes.co.uk/article/be-trans-be-proud-but-dont-call-yourself-a-real-woman-frtld7q5c

Jenni Murray was publically rebuked by the BBC for the article

Oh and the trans mantrums just after the NI abortion referendum because the language was excluding transwomen. Because abortion isn't just about women you know.

Lesbian protest at start of Pride parade.

Riley J Dennis's creepy YouTube videos.

Magdalen Burns and her fantastic videos.

Mermaids. Will say no more.

Lily Madigan claiming they can get pregnant.

Munroe Bergdorf telling women that discussion of reproductive issues at the Women's March is 'exclusionary'.

Paris Lees very male flavoured Vice articles, including telling women how sexy it is to be catcalled, and pontificating about what women should find sexy about sex.

The Green Party looking for 'non-women'.

Travis Alabanza deciding that he should get to change next to teenage girls in Topshop because he feels like it.