Thread by @Transgendertrd

Some of the girls at this school at the centre of the schools rape culture scandal have experienced sexual harassment and sexual assault. But they are asked to 'assess their white 'cishet' privilege' at a supposed 'anti sexism' forum.
#edutwitter
telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/04/1…

From the presentation: “there can’t be justice in feminism without brown, black, gay, trans etc feminism”. So brown, black and lesbian girls are the equivalent of males?

Addressing issues such as "men who identify as women being allowed in female changing rooms and children being permitted to change gender at school without parental consent" is framed as "moral panic."

“Girls who might have already had to endure sexual harassment and sexual abuse from boys are then being told that you can’t protest about having males in your space” - local teacher.

A spokesperson said "LGBTQ+ people are more likely to experience child sexual abuse." Really? In an anti-sexism presentation can't the girls just be allowed to think about themselves for once? What about the heightened risk for disabled girls & those with learning difficulties?

“My fundamental concern is that a school so widely criticised for the behaviour of some of the students in terms of sexual harassment and sexual assault should launch an anti-sexism forum that doesn’t deal with those issues whatsoever” - local teacher.

“Why would a school at the centre of the ‘Everyone’s Invited’ scandal concentrate on virtue signalling, such as telling pupils to think about their privilege, rather than seeking to address a culture that has resulted in appalling experiences for their female students?"

“And the misinformation which is being spread about modern feminism is nothing short of irresponsible” - Tanya Carter, @SafeSchools_UK.

It is the school's responsibility to know that the ideas promoted at this 'anti sexism' forum come from the queer & identity politics movement, which centres men and gaslights women. A school that doesn't bother to understand this is failing in its duty to safeguard girls.

This is the school in question.
telegraph.co.uk/education/2021…