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Stonewall boss defends new strategy amid criticism
Stonewall head Nancy Kelley has defended the organisation's position amid a freedom of speech row and criticism from a founder.
Matthew Parris said in the Times that Stonewall had become "tangled up in the trans issue" and "cornered into an extremist stance".
But Ms Kelley told the BBC she was "really comfortable" with the direction the charity was going in.
She likened so-called "gender critical" beliefs to anti-Semitism.
The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has said its defence of the right to hold "gender critical beliefs" - that sex cannot be changed - "does not have an impact on our commitment to uphold the rights of transgender people".
So is she saying that the EHRC are similar to anti-semitics?
And is she saying that its ok to be sexist, racist, anti-jewish/muslim and homophobic whilst being a trans ally and to oppose this is like anti-semitism?
Cos the position Stonewall now have seems to be 'interesting' at best and downright full on offensive to just about everyone at worst.
Cos thats a