The Trans Agenda #2 5 March 2024
News you need, the perspective you won't find anywhere else. The trans community's guide to UK news and politics and our place in it.
The Trans Agenda #1 4 March 2024
News you need, the perspective you won't find anywhere else. The trans community's guide to UK news and politics and our place in it.
Sex Matters Director Helen Joyce reads porn of teenagers for “research”
Sex Matters is an organisation ran by Maya Forstater and Helen Joyce who campaign against transgender equality under the guise of safeguarding women and children. A tagline I find hilarious in the light of the admission that Helen Joyce reads porn of teenagers.
UK parliament set to debate LGBT+ inclusion in primary schools
UK Parliament to debate LGBT+ education in primary schools. Petition prompts action, outcome could shape future policy.
Guardian try to heal internal anti-trans bigotry with meditation
As The Guardian editorial management continue to refuse to take control of the warring factions within the company, allowing members of the Gender Critical cult full reign, they've opted to bring in outsiders to try and solve the problem.
Benefit show honours Brianna Ghey, raises funds for mental health initiative
Manchester's LGBTQ+ community rallied in memory of murdered trans teen Brianna Ghey.
Who’s behind the anti-trans Parkrun panic?
Parkrun controversy exposes anti-trans agenda fuelled by think tanks and media bias.
A plea to Esther Ghey and a quick guide on invading children’s privacy
A year on from the murder of her daughter, the trial barely being over, the media still desperate to make her killers famous and the Prime Minister refusing to apologise for transphobia; I cannot stress how much I admire the strength of Esther Ghey. But I must warn against the path she is taking.
Brianna Ghey’s murderers given higher minimum sentence due to anti-trans hostility and sadism
Brianna Ghey's murderers have been sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of the transgender teenager in February last year. Aggravating factors have increased the minimum sentences to 20 and 22 years for 'Boy Y' and 'Girl X' respectively.
Moore’s discomfort with LGBTQ+ visibility reveals deeper bias, not just operational concerns
Suzanne Moore's recent column on the "Pride Pillar" at London Bridge station raises crucial questions about inclusivity and visibility in public spaces, but not the ones she thinks.