'1 Year' Trans film to be show in schools to kids from 11 yo

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Pretty much summed up in the title

https://archive.ph/7o673

https://www.thetimes.com/uk/society/article/film-about-trans-teen-will-be-shown-to-pupils-as-young-as-11-qc8g0bnnk

For LGBTetc. History Month. I'm not familiar with the particular organisation pushing it. There's so many and they seem pretty much interchangeable.

Not a criticism of the film's 'star'. I'm sure she's going through some things and, at least at the time the film was made, she's a child.

Discussion on Nick Ferrari this morning, about 1hr 20min into the programme. Worth a listen to hear Prof Whittle put the phone down, but also a very weak response from the minister.

https://www.globalplayer.com/catchup/lbc/uk/episodes/2zGuhN4gaC8TX3uESeNiVPUazs/

Can’t listen without setting up an account. Can you say which minister & summarise his/her contribution please?

Shitting hell, Whittle not only tied Whittleself up in knots about whether 11yos would be actually watching the film but managed to suicide bait AND blame the murder of Brianna Ghey on coverage in the Times. And refused to discuss Cass before slamming the phone down.

Incredibly weaselly, dishonest and weak turn.

Is Ferrari usually GC? I'd been under the impression he was a bit of a mansplainer/be kind-er. Perhaps I'm mixing him up with James O'Brien?

Clip of some of the show here:

x.com/ripx4nutmeg/status/1886382488383062066?s=46&t=WHoOZ_3Kv5G6-FyQuvE0LQ

I thought Ferrari was a be-kinder. The picture fooled me, I thought Whittle had had a shave😁

On hearing Whittle's voice, i thought, much like Strangio, the facial hair is doing a lot of the heavy lifting.

I'm glad my kids are out of school and safely through puberty.