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FLAT WHITE Pride, prisons, and women's rights Edie Wyatt Pexels 13 June 2022   4:00 AM Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Email For  Pride Month  I’m fasting mainstream media and praying that pride leaders will stop allowing men to rape the most vulnerable of women inside the prison system. WoLF (Women’s Liberation Front) in America is  reporting  that women’s prisons in California are at crisis point. In one example, an alleged rape of a woman by a trans-identified male took place in a prison yard port-a-loo while another male prisoner stood guard. FLAT WHITE Pride, prisons, and women's rights Edie Wyatt Pexels 13 June 2022   4:00 AM Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Email For  Pride Month  I’m fasting mainstream media and praying that pride leaders will stop allowing men to rape the most vulnerable of women inside the prison system. WoLF (Women’s Liberation Front) in America is  reporting  that women’s prisons in California are at crisis point. In one ...

Kathleen Stock, the Sussex University professor in trans row, urged to get bodyguards The Times, October 10th 2021 A philosophy don has been advised by police to stay off campus to avoid the students who accuse her of transphobia Kathleen Stock of Sussex University doesn’t believe people can change their biological sex Sian Griffiths, Education Editor Sunday October 10 2021, 12.01am, The Sunday Times A university professor has told how she may need to be accompanied by bodyguards on campus and has been advised to install CCTV outside her home, following a row with students about her views on transgender rights. Kathleen Stock, a professor of philosophy at the University of Sussex, does not believe people can change their biological sex, an opinion she has been vocal about in her academic work and on social media. Critics have accused her of being transphobic. As students have returned to university in recent weeks, tensions have escalated. Protesters, calling for Stock to b...

School parents join forces to fight ‘trans propaganda’ Jayden Lowe, 18, who took his own life last year BPM MEDIA Sian Griffiths , Education Editor Sunday August 04 2019, 12.01am, The Sunday Times Original article is here For Tanya Carter, a mother of four girls, the death of Jayden Lowe, a transgender teenager who took his own life last year after buying hormone treatment from doctors online, was the last straw. Carter had already begun to question some of the advice being given to children about changing sex when Jayden, 18, died. He had attended the sixth-form college in Cambridgeshire where one of her children is a pupil. “My heart breaks for the loss of . . . a truly special and talented individual with so much to offer,” she said. Carter, a former chairwoman of school governors, has watched with concern as schools across the country draw up LGBT policies and guidelines. She said some are inviting specialist lobby groups to  advise children who are questioning their gender i...

  Coffee House Rosa Freedman No, the fight for trans rights has nothing to do with the Holocaust Today, 7:00am (Getty images) SHARE For the last two-and-a-half years, I have been hounded, attacked and shut down for participating in discussions about sex and transgenderism. My offence? That I believe something that was once accepted as truth: women are women and men are men. As a law professor, I have used my expertise on human rights to advocate finding a way to ensure that women’s rights and transgender rights are upheld without one or the other group losing their rights. The attacks on me have been varied, from facing a barrage of constant abuse online, being called a Nazi and a ‘TERF’ (trans exclusionary radical feminist – a slur used against women in my position), being de-platformed from events, and having my workplace contacted demanding I be fired. I have even been verbally abused at work and, in one particularly nasty incident, had my  office door  vandalised. The...