The Future of Legal Gender project was given £579,717 of taxpayers money to 'prove' sex doesn't matter. The project draws to a close this year and there's a public online event this month to hear their 'findings'. If you can't wait, here's what they'll be using to advise govt
They found girls schools and services for women already 'frequently' include males, and this isn't a problem because, dur... these males have obviously become female. Wtf does non-binary inclusion mean... who knows.
They found that schools and DV services think the Equality Act is fine as some kind of guidance for say, 8 of the 9 protected characteristics, and it's so confusing it allows them to include males with minimal fuss from women. @akuareindorf@KishwerFalkner
There's a whole section on "we listened to feminists' concerns" that concludes with this shite about assigned sex at birth. I kid ye not. They literally don't care what women think because it's not fair some men were given the WRONG ASSIGNED BIRTH.
Their survey showed that most people are not on board with 'the system for assigning male/female at birth' being scrapped. What the actual fuck, reminder - your tax money went on this garbage. Of course people don't want reality to "be reformed" what does that even mean.
Don't worry guys, our survey was ruined by 'gender critical feminists' - i.e WOMEN that we have categorised in a niche way to take away the little agency women have in laws and how they are governed.
We used this sexist regressive term that was invented by a man to subjugate women, and we prove here that we dont fully understand it. But its important that our survey is shaped in a way that stops men and women talking about reality and focuses on contemporary identity politics
No shit. Same findings recently in Scotland as well, but @NicolaSturgeon is ploughing on with self ID anyway. Because luxury beliefs are the new luxury goods that people use to signal their higher status to other privileged people.
Poor guidance from lobby groups like Stonewall has led employers to forge ahead with harmful regressive policies that hurt women in the workplace, force women to signal their sex (pronouns) and share toilets with men. They still get paid less and self ID will prevent data on this
Here we conflate race and disability with men's identities (how they see themselves), because - why not eh! And best practice in the workplace when it comes to men's identities will just have to be a 'women are guinea pigs' situation that can be worked on over years.
So, ever since @lborouniversity said f**k you to their disabled students/staff and put up a rainbow crossing, some PhD students there in our UK-uni equality group have been filling us in on talks they have coming up. Here's their amazing 'research'.
👆 These students are so embarrassed to be part of this university, and only stay because they get funding. One of them is physically disabled and so hurt and humiliated by what happened. @LboroVC@CharlieWLboro
This is the four-year Future of Legal Gender project, paid for with PUBLIC MONEY. Women being forced to fund their own oppression, yet again. Future events include pondering what would happen if women just shut up and let men do what they want as usual. futureoflegalgender.kcl.ac.uk/aims-of-the-pr…
I just wanted to say a HUGE thank you to everyone who had my back with Felton's sinister threatening, thank you to everyone who tweeted about his tweets to GMB Union. I had people offering legal advice, and even Index on Censorship offered help. There is a serious effort to
silence women who 'step out of line' by pointing out men's actions around 'trans rights'. Their aggressive push for this to the detriment of women has not gone unnoticed by many groups supporting human and equal rights. If Felton felt his multiple tweets to GMB in 2020 were being
misconstrued it would have been the ideal time following my tweet to explain his actions instead of claiming it was 'entirely untrue'. I deleted my original tweet and put up one saying he tweeted GMB in 2020 and agreed with a man calling me terf.
I'd like to apologise to @JimMFelton. Today I tweeted that in 2020 he made a union cancel a workshop that would have helped thousands of working mums who were suffering in the pandemic. There's no evidence he personally got the workshop cancelled, all he did was tweet the
union tweets from men who strongly objected to the workshop taking place and voiced his own concerns to them. These men held the belief Mumsnet is a 'transphobic' site. @JimMFelton called me a slur a UK judge has said is used to demean women, but I will not hold this against him.
I had felt that @JimMFelton's multiple tweets to the union and his verified status had swayed them, but I now see it was a collaboration between several men that led to GMB Union cancelling the support for working mothers in a pandemic. Sorry for any embarrassment caused.