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Feminism: Sex and gender discussions

Who’s behind the government losing sight of reality? new article by FPFW

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stumbledin · 18/03/2021 00:36

So how have we got to the point where “a very simple question” that has been asked since 1801 is now considered too “difficult” for people to answer without Guidance?

fairplayforwomen.com/whos-behind-the-government-losing-sight-of-reality/

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PurpleHoodie · 18/03/2021 00:39

Thanks.

persistentwoman · 18/03/2021 10:47

Thanks stumbledin
I really think this is a key issue that everyone needs to get behind. The evidence pouring out of the woodwork shows the stranglehold that Stonewall have on our government and democratic institutions - but (as the Denton's report demonstrated) all behind closed doors.
If the threatening tactics demonstrated in the Allison Bailey court case prove to be true, (and it wasn't alleged that they weren't), then presumably there are going to be countless other examples of similar tactics being used against public bodies who allow democratic discussions, fail to censor women, uphold safeguarding measures etc.

We need to blow the lid off this.

CousinKrispy · 18/03/2021 14:05

Thank you, that was very interesting.

Whatever one's feelings about other aspects of trans issues, I can't understand why trans allies would find straightforward recording of biological sex, IN ADDITION to gender identity, a problem.

The census data isn't going to be accessed by colleagues, friends, family etc. to misgender a trans individual.

You can still record your preferred gender identity.

If an individual is so mentally fragile that accurately answering one brief question on a government form about their birth sex once every decade causes them significant distress (rather than passing annoyance) then that individual needs more appropriate support than the government adjusting the form to collect inaccurate data.

And, last but by no means least, trans people can BENEFIT from having their natal sex recorded accurately. Transmen and women may experience health issues specific to their birth sex or their trans status, and the NHS can allocate resources more appropriately if data can be gathered accurately. Trans people deserve adequate healthcare! That includes things related to their birth sex.

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