Excellent article in Holyrood on how the Gender Reform Bill has impacted Scottish politics and beyond

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https://www.holyrood.com/editors-column/view,when-once-dominant-parties-are-in-decline-their-pain-becomes-tangible

'...while I welcome the UK Labour Party’s change of position on gender reforms, it takes courage for a political party to listen, learn and to have the humility to change its mind. It’s just a pity that it has taken years of women being vilified, violated, and seeing their own rights reversed before Keir Starmer has seen sense.And Anas Sarwar is also now belatedly moving position on the very bill that he controversially whipped his party into voting for. But with the first legal test of the GRR Bill to come next month in the Court of Session, it will be fascinating to see how that might reflect on our legislators’ ability not just to scrutinise but also to make good and sound law.'

Very good article. I share the writer's feeling of exhaustion that so much has had to be done by women and men, just to get political parties to recognise the most basic, common sense positions about the differences between the male and female of the species.

Absolutely. I think sexism is the water we swim in - we're so accustomed to it we can't actually see it sometimes. Then something like this happens and it is revealed.