Witness: ERCC says that TWAW is right
There is a TOTAL non-acceptance of any other position. How can you respect an opinion that sex is real if you do not acknowledge the position exists and that your own policy is completely infalliable and 'right'? How can you ensure you DON'T discriminiate if this is the case?
Its the whole 'if you can't see sex you can't see sexism' point in a different way. If you can't see the belief that sex is real is a valid position, you can't see discrimination against people who think this. You can only see it as 'fair' to get rid of them.
NC Board wasn't given copy of appeal outcome?
MS no
Question: Who would have the ultimate responsibility to ensure that the board were given all relevant advice / documents so that they could ensure that the organisation wasn't being left exposed to a legal challenge?
Another question: Why didn't anyone on the board ask whether they'd had a copy of the appeal outcome?
Third question: Who WAS thinking about organisational (corporate) responsibilities as a charity?
MS AB id as nb and our trans inclusive policy is that nb don't adhere to the binary
Your regular friendly reminder that NB is not recognised in law
NC. No. That some people think like that, that sex matters. Isn't that enough? Ercc is saying our service is not for you, go away.
MS No we are saying this is our policy, that TWAW. We explain this.
If someone is asking about whether they recognise sex, why do they think they are doing that? If they then explain that their policy is TWAW, what do they think the consequences are of that, if they are explaining it to someone who is asking about sex?
To have the audacity to say that they don't think anyone is self excluding is appalling. As I said on an earlier thread one of the features of very vulnerable women is knowing and understanding 'the silences' and the gaps in what is NOT said.
They know EXACTLY why women are asking this and what they will do if told TWAW.