This book, just published, looks at the effect of gender-identity ideology in all aspects of women's lives, across the world. With contributions from women in 38 countries on all 5 continents.
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Definitely worth a read:
Kathleen Stock said "This is a stunning piece of work, providing a meticulously researched, jaw-dropping snapshot of the global effects of gender identity ideology on women's rights"
Renate Klein of Spinifex Press says "Give this book to your MP, your tyyv neighbour, your parents and urge them not to sell out women and girls to delusionary transspeak."
Gender-identity ideology has spread round the world faster than any other concept in history. Women’s Rights, Gender Wrongs examines its effect on women in all walks of life, from every continent.
Writers include women who are young, old, lesbian, disabled, first-time authors and experienced academics. Some, like the mother whose daughter announced she is, after all, a boy, speak from personal experience. Others look at the loss of women’s reproductive and bodily integrity, the loss of lesbian and women’s spaces, and the loss of sex-disaggregated data. Yet others discuss spirituality, sports, prisons, institutional capture, education and resistance.
Thirty-five Country Reports detail the state of women’s sex-based rights, first set out by the UN in 1979. They show that women globally are impacted by misogyny, sex-based discrimination, and lack of reproductive autonomy. Gender-identity ideology is not a ‘First World problem’, but has equally taken hold in India, South Korea, Mexico, Taiwan, Argentina and elsewhere.
This book shines a light into every dark corner. It is an essential contribution to the global fight for women’s sex-based rights