I have been accused of “bad faith” by some of the great and the good in legal circles. Possibly the greatest and the best in fact.
Why?
Because I believe that sex matters.
Why?
Because I believe that sex matters.
The EHRC submission today in front of the Employment Appeal Tribunal in the #MayaAppeal was that Maya’s belief - one which I share - is one that the Tribunal should have concluded was a protected belief.
As the EHRC set out so concisely; the belief is that;
1. Sex is a material reality not to be conflated with gender identity and
2. Sex matters
1. Sex is a material reality not to be conflated with gender identity and
2. Sex matters
Karon Monaghan submitted that belief is separate from manifestation and a person who holds such a belief might not manifest their belief at work at all.
I manifest my belief outside of work on social media and with friends and family.
I manifest my belief outside of work on social media and with friends and family.
I urge you to do the same.
Particularly if this is your personal Twitter account and you are not tweeting in a professional capacity.
I appreciate it’s scary and some women (particularly women) are not safe online.
Particularly if this is your personal Twitter account and you are not tweeting in a professional capacity.
I appreciate it’s scary and some women (particularly women) are not safe online.
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