Sally Hines book gets trashed in THE

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www.timeshighereducation.com/books/gender-fluid-primer-21st-century-sally-hines-Thames-and-Hudson

Apologies for those who don’t have access to the times higher ed supplement but a book called ‘is gender fluid?’ by Sally Hines has been reviewed by another academic. She basically says it’s a load of rubbish. Predictably, the woke squad is now urging everyone to buy the ‘fantastic’ and ‘groundbreaking’ book. I am glad that someone has the guts to stand up to her- she has done so much to totally undo the good work that feminists have done to try to help women and girls.

How did the ancient Greeks know exactly which 50% of the population should not be allowed to speak in public?

How did the ancient Greeks know exactly which 50% of the population should not be allowed to speak in public?

Perhaps they just disallowed the ones flopping around without a skeleton

Although I enjoyed everyone's answers, I thought I'd look this up, and it turns out that Postmodernism V Enlightenment is a big thing. According to Wiki:

"Many postmodern claims are a deliberate repudiation of certain 18th-century Enlightenment values. Such a postmodernist believes that there is no objective natural reality, and that logic and reason are mere conceptual constructs that are not universally valid."

Sigh.

How did the ancient Greeks know exactly which 50% of the population should not be allowed to speak in public?

Perhaps they just disallowed the ones flopping around without a skeleton

Cn Lester also claimed on Newsnight that the concept of biological sex was invented in 19th Century France.

It really is a bonfire of the sciences isn't it?

Cn Lester also claimed on Newsnight that the concept of biological sex was invented in 19th Century France.

How did Queen Liz know she had the body of a ‘weak and feeble woman’?

How did the aristocracy know to which children to hand down their titles and inheritance?