JK Rowling should go to prison; inside propaganda
The anti-trans crusade wages on in the media with multiple different talk shows having shimed in to debate whether JK Rowling should go to prison. This following a misleading story in the Daily Mail.
New puberty blocker prescriptions halted by NHS England again
Contrary to most reporting on the subject NHS England has not completely and irrevocably stopped prescribing hormones. New puberty blocker prescriptions have been halted temporarily.
LGB Alliance’s 55 Tufton Street address leaked
The trans community have pointed out the LGB Alliance's use of virtual offices for their 'official address' as somewhat sketchy before. With the leak of LGB Alliance's 55 Tufton Street address before, it seems we were right to be skeptical.
The Times’ hypocrisy: Testosterone for cis women a “Life-Changer” but poison for trans people?
Times' hypocrisy: praises testosterone patch for menopausal women, yet demonises its use for trans people. Question media's double standards.
DfE guidance for trans youth in schools released; its obviously bigoted
The Department for Education, working closely with the Government Equalities Hub, has released its non-statutory guidance for trans youth in schools. It is not legally binding, obviously bigoted and unlikely to be wholly lawful.
NHS & puberty blockers: Former GIDS patients reflect on long wait times, invasive assessments
Earlier this month, NHS England confirmed its plans to end the ‘routine’ prescription of puberty blockers to trans kids. To most former GIDS patients, the idea that the use of puberty blockers was ever routine is laughable.
This article was originally about a trans rights protest – but now it’s...
Under this government, every day existing a trans person is a trans rights protest, a protest that we will live our lives, be our true selves, and never give up despite their attacks on us writes Owen Hurcum
Equality Act 2010 debate; disgusting politicians roll eyes on hearing of trans suicide
On Monday 12 June, MPs met in Westminster Hall for a three hour debate on the definition of sex in the Equality Act 2010. Last week we covered the debate in a general sense but left out the unbecoming behaviour that caused an uproar on social media as we felt it deserved its own article. Moss writes;
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.
The Trans Agenda #25 Cass dismissed globally as US anti-trans laws fail
The Trans Agenda #25
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