The GRA needs to be repealed, not reformed. Sex is immutable and you can't 'trans' from one to the other. No one should have a piece of paper telling them they're now of the opposite sex. It's a fantasy.
Great contribution from Neale Hanvey- telling it straight what's happening and who is behind it. Our LGB young people need protecting now as much as they ever did.
I am glad to see that Sex Matters have come up with a proposal for replacing the Gender Recognition Act. It doesn't involve pretending men are women or vice versa.
Thank you, Debbie. Maybe, just maybe, the tide will start to turn and you and yours will have your peace and quiet to just get on with your lives restored. I know my friends Ada and Ray are looking to a future where they and their lives are no linger under the microscope to satisfy the nosiness of trans activists who do not really care about trans people, only about making a name for themselves.
Does anyone know what’s happening to the confusing guidance Stonewall keeps referring to when they try and back up their position? Sex Matters posted that the government seem to leaning on EHRC not to update it.
The most excellent Debbie Hayton has written a very good article in The Times today about transwomen in sport. As usual with articles about this topic, the comments section has been turned off, thereby censoring everything before it has even been expressed. When comments are allowed they are overwhelmingly GC. So I would like to comment here to thank her once again for her common sense, compassion and courage in expressing her views publicly.
'Temporar mutantur' said Debbie Hayton recently about a similar issue. It is a wise person who is able to change their mind. I cannot look inside DH's head to verify that wisdom is really present, but I know that it's a brave person who is able to admit that they were mistaken. On the quality of the writing and its arguments, DH writes a great piece here on Glinner and in today's Times.
The GRA needs to be repealed, not reformed. Sex is immutable and you can't 'trans' from one to the other. No one should have a piece of paper telling them they're now of the opposite sex. It's a fantasy.
Debbie Hayton is always great to read.
Interesting, isn't it? Miriam Cates, who studied genetics at University was challenged by Mhairi Black, an economics student, on a biological matter.
Great contribution from Neale Hanvey- telling it straight what's happening and who is behind it. Our LGB young people need protecting now as much as they ever did.
I hadn't heard about Neale Hanvey before. He sounds like a good 'un to have onside. Do any of the opposing team have any arguments whatsoever?
At last the adults are back..the mantra of the cultists just sounds bizarre and tantrummy.
I am glad to see that Sex Matters have come up with a proposal for replacing the Gender Recognition Act. It doesn't involve pretending men are women or vice versa.
https://sex-matters.org/posts/updates/digital-identity/
Thank you, Debbie. Maybe, just maybe, the tide will start to turn and you and yours will have your peace and quiet to just get on with your lives restored. I know my friends Ada and Ray are looking to a future where they and their lives are no linger under the microscope to satisfy the nosiness of trans activists who do not really care about trans people, only about making a name for themselves.
Does anyone know what’s happening to the confusing guidance Stonewall keeps referring to when they try and back up their position? Sex Matters posted that the government seem to leaning on EHRC not to update it.
Like one step forward, one step back.
This is a good post though thank you
Another bit of hope.
The most excellent Debbie Hayton has written a very good article in The Times today about transwomen in sport. As usual with articles about this topic, the comments section has been turned off, thereby censoring everything before it has even been expressed. When comments are allowed they are overwhelmingly GC. So I would like to comment here to thank her once again for her common sense, compassion and courage in expressing her views publicly.
'Temporar mutantur' said Debbie Hayton recently about a similar issue. It is a wise person who is able to change their mind. I cannot look inside DH's head to verify that wisdom is really present, but I know that it's a brave person who is able to admit that they were mistaken. On the quality of the writing and its arguments, DH writes a great piece here on Glinner and in today's Times.
Understand x
I must write to Miriam Cates and thank her for all she's doing.