Let's try again, then, in the spirit, and all that.
So at the start of 2020 let's remember our [edited] 'things that some women may be concerned about' from the end of the last decade and hope that this will be the year that everyone sees through the madness.
[also edited] THINGS WOMEN MIGHT BE A BIT CONCERNED ABOUT -
I stand with Maya and Jk Rowling
Jessica Yaniv and the waving of her female scrotum
Unisex changing rooms
Get the L out (Lesbians out of Pride)
Cotton ceiling
Trans women saying theyve had FGM when they were a circumcised male
Flowery Language - people who menstrate, people with cervixes, chest feeding
Woman of the year going to Trans woman
Womens roles/jobs being taken over/reduced ie womans equality officer, now run by a trans woman
Male rapists being placed in female jails
My body is me preschool book being "transphobic"
Googling women killed and the answers being transwomen not women death statistics
Girl guide ruling that states if a girl is unhappy sleeping near a girl with a penis that they need re-educating
Lady dique- women with penis
Being labelled a Cis Woman when Transwomen refuse to be called a Trans Woman
A newspaper appeal for a violent rapist that didnt want to misgender so asked to " find the woman who may be dressed as a man and have male and female identities"
Martina Navratilova being criticised for opposing transgender athletes entering womens sports.
Mermaids
Germaine Greer being no platformed
Monroe Bergdorf telling women at the women’s march not to talk about their reproductive systems cause its exclusionary.
The vagina monologues no longer using the word vagina
Unisex toilets at a risk of losing womens toilets not mens
Pippa Bunce being 1 of the top 50 women in finance despite only being a female a couple of days a week
Jenny Murrays article and telhe outrage surrounding it
Events being shut down for daring to talk about womens rights
Hampstead Ladies Pond
Teen Vogue
As per previous poster, on the thread that must not be named, due to 'high mountains and stuff' , sympathy is for transsexuals, and confused teenage girls who want to be boys, and gender non-confirming children. I wish them, as I do for everyone a safe existence and a right to be who they are. Whilst also retaining women's rights, freedom of speech, and protecting children. How can these things be framed as 'anti trans'?