Thread by @JolyonMaugham

"How I was cancelled": read all about it in the Mail, the Telegraph, UnHerd, the Times, the Spectator...

What is indisputable fact is that the Guardian - which repeatedly covered the case brought by the anti-abortionist's and homophobe's lawyer of choice, Paul Conrathe - has not given one inch to @GoodLawProject's attempt to secure trans kids can secure a therapeutic assessment.

Moreover, it appears as though Comment is Free was blocked from carrying a piece in support of the Good Law Project litigation. This is not a comment on its younger staff, but I would say the editorial line of the Guardian is more transphobic than that of the Mail.

The Guardian has recently refused content in support of trans women from a group of leading feminist cis women. It advances the agenda of (the polls show) a small minority of privileged cis women against one of the most vulnerable groups in society. I am so ashamed of it.

Here is that polling data. Do remember it next time sometime claiming to speak for women tells you trans women are men.

Much talk about the letter signed by 338 members of the Guardian's staff and whether it was or was not about Suzanne Moore. Here is the text of the letter and you can judge for yourself. (I would have been proud to sign it.)