Steph Richards (TIM) again appointed to a position at endometriosis charity

borntobequiet · Yesterday 20:29

And the specific qualifications and experience are?

His friend, an actual woman, wanted to massage his ego. That's it.

He's supposed to represent women with endometriosis, how can he? He's a man, it's impossible for him to have any experience of it.

He's obviously doing it because he has Autogynephilia and gets off on talking about women's medical conditions.

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No.

Men can't be Women.

It's not possible to change sex

Men can have no idea and no experience of Women's physical medical conditions. Ever

Hope this helps

At least you admit genderism is unpopular

He's obviously doing it because he has Autogynephilia and gets off on talking about women's medical conditions.

He is pretending to be a woman and heading up a woman's charity. Doesn't really matter what the cause is.

Speaking of acronyms, he is now working "closely" with another women's group:
WANP.

So near and yet so far.

No, but a trans man would be absolutely fine IMO.

To be fair, he didn’t pretend to have endometriosis. Just to be a woman.

I'll ask the same to you...Is it ok for someone to head up an Autism charity pretending that they are autistic?

If not why not?

Ah yes, sorry, you’re the one who thinks a man who has actively campaigned against women’s rights is the best and most qualified person to be a representative of a charity for a condition that only affects women. My bad. It’s difficult keeping the misogynistic ones straight. I may need a spreadsheet.

You are confusing me with another poster.

He is the wrong person for a role because a male with penis and testicles and prostate is stealing a role, even if voluntary, from a female. No transwoman would be ok in the role because a transwoman is a male with penis and testicles and prostate and absolutely zero experience of having a menstrual period let alone endometriosis. Ejaculating is not the same as menstruating. This is a male stealing a position of a female for fetish or misogynistic reasons.

You're the one claiming he has lots of relevant experience, it doesn't matter what the turn over of the charity is, that has no impact on experience. Your shilling for the man, at least put some information to back up your claims.

HE has no experience at all. He is a male with a prostate who has never even had a period, and has ZERO experience in marketing or advocacy.

I find it unsurprising that you didn't have the courage to respond to my points about a white person speaking on behalf of a black person, or a sighted person speaking on behalf of a person with no sight.

A male has zero experience of speaking on behalf of women with endometriosis or anything to do with periods.

If anyone is trying to make the facts fit a narrative, it is those who think male fetishists have the right to steal a position from women so he can get off on it, to justify a misogynistic agenda.

No. HTH

Well yes, yes it is. You were the one who pointed out that a woman was the CEO of Prostate Cancer UK, so how come it was a fair comparison when you did it, but not when we do it?

No

And the specific qualifications and experience are?

Do people who think Steph is the wrong candidate for various reasons stated here, think that another trans woman would be ok in that role?

Steph’s role was voluntary, and for a charity that depended on volunteers. Turnover £20k per annum.

Prostate Cancer UK: turnover £45 million + per annum.

Not a fair comparison.

Go on. What experience, exactly?

For comparison, this is the CEO of Prostate Cancer UK

Laura is our Chief Executive and she joined us in February 2022. She’s worked in health and wellbeing for over two decades and has a wealth of knowledge across the healthcare landscape. She’s held various senior leadership positions in private healthcare businesses and was an Executive Board member at Nuffield Health, the largest not for profit in the UK.
For the past eight years, Laura has been a Chief Executive in the voluntary sector. She’s led two national cancer charities, Penny Brohn UK and Myeloma UK and has developed a patient-centric approach to research and cancer support. She’s committed to transforming patient experiences and influencing positive changes in care. Her dad was diagnosed with prostate cancer four years ago and she’s driven to ensure future lives aren’t shortened or limited by prostate cancer.
In 2018 Laura undertook a Master of Science Degree in People and Organisation Development at Roffey Park Institute to study leadership and improve her own practice.

There appears to be a fundamental flaw in the complaint which frames Suella Braverman as somehow bound by the Equality Act 2010 in what she says or does in Parliament.

She's not an employer (of Steph), nor does she provide a public service, nor is she a charity or educational establishment or as far as I can tell any other body or person to whom the EA applies.

Additionally MP's words in Parliament attract unqualified privilege, for obvious reasons.

If a TIF applied for the job Steph has walked away from I would support them 100%.