labourlist.org/2020/08/trans-people-must-be-heard-by-the-labour-party/?amp&__twitter_impression=true
Written by a trans man.
I've several issues with it.
"it paints trans women as ridiculous individuals wanting to be centred in discussions that don’t affect them."
That's because women have been told time and time again by trans women that we mustn't discuss our biology when discussing women's issues. And why no "people with prostates" jargon?
"Duffield’s comments have real-world consequences in terms of healthcare. Robert Eads, a trans man from Georgia, USA, died of ovarian cancer in 1999 because gynaecologists refused to treat him due to his transition. More than 20 different doctors would not refer him for treatment, and some instead opted to refer him to psychiatrists."
This is tragic but the fact that the only example that can be found was in Georgia, USA, and happened over 20 years before Duffield made her comments is pretty poor proof. If anything being rebuffed by doctors and told that your pain must be in your head is a sign that there doctors still saw Robert as female.
"In the UK, when transgender people get a new NHS number to reflect their true gender, there is currently no way for the system to acknowledge their transition. This means that trans women receive reminders for smear tests but trans men, who may have not yet had any form of genital reconstruction surgery, or who do not believe such procedures to be a part of their transition, do not receive those reminders"
If this is true, it seems like it would be worth focussing efforts on getting this changed. So much of the "people with a cervix" stuff is coming on twitter that it again omits a huge portion of the population.
"I have seen several friends tweeting that they intend to leave Labour as they cannot support a party that does not take an unequivocal stance in favour of the inclusion of transgender people in all aspects of life"
What aspects of life are you being excluded from?