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How do you challenge a public body who declares that EVERYONE has a gender identity, as a fact?

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FindTheTruth · 02/12/2021 07:57

Complain? Campaign? Does more guidance need to come from the EHRC?

If a public body says that all people have a gender identity (the foundation of the philosophical/religious/political belief of gender ideology) it has huge implications. They run public services paid for with our taxes and must be neutral and fact based.

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GoodieMoomin · 02/12/2021 08:05

That is shockingly bad. Unevidenced dogma parading as fact.

If yesterday's thread about the science museum is anything to go by, a handful of complaints you be enough to get them to backtrack*

*that only works for pro gender theory changes, but it would be good if it worked the other way, too

bordermidgebite · 02/12/2021 08:03

The thing is that gender identity can be internal or externally forced

And most women even those who think gender is a pile of bollocks will admit to conforming to a large element of gender expectations , from how you dress to the need to please which we often don't lose even after menopause

Ie you express conformance to it is seen as evidence of it

donquixotedelamancha · 02/12/2021 08:03

So the NHS is saying that everyone has a gender identity

No. They are using the term in its original, scientific sense. They don't mean GI in the sense that Genderists mean it; they mean awareness of sex differences and picking up on gender stereotypes as a stage of child development.

Ritasueandbobtoo9 · 02/12/2021 07:59

When an organisation is captured.

FindTheTruth · 02/12/2021 07:57

This is from the NHS (what India W used as 'evidence' on Radio 4 in discussion with ED and Prof. Kathleen Stock)
"An individual’s awareness of gender identity, and the emergence of a range of gender-typical behaviours, is usually established by the age of two to three years"

So the NHS is saying that everyone has a gender identity

www.dpt.nhs.uk/our-services/gender-identity/your-questions-answered/when-does-someone-become-aware-of-a-gender-identity

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