'I'd never been so proud to live on Terf Island'.

@MoveToParis

https://sex-matters.org/posts/other-resources/dont-get-caught-out-a-summary-of-gender-critical-belief-discrimination-employment-tribunal-judgments/

Once on the page, click on 'view' and it'll give you a PDF. I thought it was brilliant and saved my own copy. It's very readable.

This has made me laugh so much and gives me hope. Do not refer to me or what will happen?!

I didn’t see that. Could you post the link to that thread/report.

Thank you.

'Do not refer to me'.
LOL😆

Nitter version for the non-X members. https://nitter.poast.org/TuttingM/status/1838607804724129999

Another short, encouraging thread about young people's growing indifference to gender activism and the pronoun police - art students, no less. Terf Isalnd rocks!

https://x.com/TuttingM/status/1838607804724129999

See also https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/5170741-trans-activists-set-off-explosion-in-attempt-to-sabotage-conference-critical-of-gender-ideology-france

Place marking to read later.

11./ From lefties like @janeclarejones, @kiritunks and @bindelj to righties like @T
I wonder why he felt to make this distinction?

I thought it was because of the false equivalence that 'Right wing people think men can't be women, so if you think that, YOU must right wing too - you can't be in our left because we're deciding the rules now and throwing you out of your own place.' Hmm, that sounds familiar... 🤔

Great :-)

May I also add the name Marguerite Stern to the list of amazing women. A French woman with a very feisty history, who is currently and constantly targeted by trans activists. I looked her up and she's quite something!

It felt jarring I think because we're so used to women being labelled (often by men) as goodies and baddies . Like our resident scolders always looking for an opportunity to smear certain women.
Once I realised that I liked it - because this is a fight that transcends narrow political partisanship as it affects all women everywhere - and our children.

I've read it again just for sheer pleasure 😊

I'm having a difficult week and it's truly made me feel a lot better to read this thread. It's wonderful to feel some hope about all of this.

On another thread, somebody posted a link to a fantastic report about the risks (to the company) of management encouraging a 'gender affirmative' work culture. The tide has truly turned and the people who have spoken publicly about this are heroes. I genuinely think they'll go down in history. Ironically, the right side of history!

This is why it is so important to speak and to speak loudly and proudly

the more people who talk about this in their day to day lives the better - for example - having these conversations in the AIBU on this site!

This happened because normal thinking people were shamed into keeping quiet by ideologues and activists

we should all proudly say a woman cannot become a man, men shouldn't be in womens sports - everything - all day long

❤️ Malcolm and ❤️ Clara

With that in mind, I hope schools are taking notice of this, because at some point someone is going to challenge a school for forcing beliefs.

At the moment it feels like there is a situation where legally adults have this right to tell the truth, but children perhaps don't.

At the point that breaks, it will be interesting.

I wonder why he felt to make this distinction?

I thought that was odd too. Is the only "right wing" person he could think of an ex Labour supporter who used to be a prolific commenter in the Guardian (which was presumably her newspaper of choice at the time)?

Very happy to be a feisty Terf Island native.

I am not on Twitter/X whatever - it was MN that put this issue on my radar.

Yes, I suppose it's good to say it out loud.

Wheelbarrow balls, that man.

And NO, do not feed that into AI!

He was just illustrating that 'We are also lucky today there's an array of fearless women across the political spectrum.' I think, @timenowplease - I suspect he all too often comes up against people pretending there aren't.

11./ From lefties like @janeclarejones, @kiritunks and @bindelj to righties like @T@ThePosieParker

I wonder why he felt to make this distinction?

Anyways, it's a heartening read. The tide is well and truly turned.

There was a thread in AIBU yesterday about a Mum wondering if her NB daughter wasn't getting jobs because she is announcing her NB status and pronouns at the start of interviews. Daughter looked female with a traditional man's name.

Almost overwhelmingly everyone on the thread said they would have no time for such nonsense and wouldn't employ someone like that as they would likely be a PITA and possible legal liability.

The general populous have no time for it now. Once those in positions get this message it will all fall by the wayside.

Totally agree - absolutely inspiring.

That almost reads like a fairy tale! Brilliantly written.

Let’s hear it for Clara and Terf Island!
And MeMyselfOnline, too!