Mumtobe25
CharlieParley I appreciate you saying that just because I'm pro trans doesn't mean I'm a bad teacher.
I cannot let this stand.
The other contributors to this thread have expressed their alarm or disquiet or discomfort at you teaching biology at school NOT BECAUSE YOU ARE PRO TRANS but because you have demonstrated a serious lack of understanding of fundamental facts of human biology.
I understand, I really really do, that you want to interpret the science in line with your belief. And you are free to do so and free to share that interpretation with others. But when you share it with us, we can and will refute your points if they are incorrect. That's not bullying, that's having a discussion.
Like the other posters here, I am not anti trans. We support rights for trans people, we want them to be safe from violence and not to be discriminated against for being trans. And many of us have supported trans rights for decades.
We are all of us here supporting and many even fighting for women's rights and we believe that it is possible to protect trans people without disregarding women's rights. This is what we want to debate. Not whether trans people should have rights, but how we can make sure that when our rights compete, we find a fair and just solution that protects women and girls.
That is what feminists, whether male or female, fight for: the rights of natal women and girls. Trans rights campaigners fight for trans people - we're not asking them to center black people or blind people or bisexual people in their fight, because their fight is for trans people. When we feminists therefore center natal women and girls, that is our right and the only way to achieve our aims is to concentrate on our goals, not everyone else's.